SAK BRACE specializes in medical orthopedic braces, rehabilitation supports, and customized OEM solutions for global distributors, clinics, and healthcare brands.
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This product is a universal, multi-height rigid cervical extrication collar designed for emergency medical stabilization. It integrates a mechanical four-position locking track directly into a high-strength polymer frame, allowing first responders to instantly customize the neck height to fit a wide range of patient sizes, completely restricting dangerous flexion, extension, and rotational movement during transport.
Every SAK BRACE product is manufactured under strict quality management processes, supporting ISO 13485, CE & EU MDR compliance requirements.
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info@sakbrace.com
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AK-083
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Adult:S M ; Children:S M
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Polypropylene
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Engineered with an innovative integrated height-locking mechanism that switches between four distinct sizing levels, allowing customized fitment to accommodate various neck lengths with a single brace.
Composed of high-strength molded polymer support plates (blue and yellow) that form a protective bivalve shell to fully restrict cervical flexion, extension, and lateral bending.
Features a wide anterior cutout designed to ensure quick medical access for carotid pulse monitoring or emergency tracheotomies while providing excellent heat dissipation.
Outfitted with an integrated, lightweight white foam liner that wraps around all rigid edges, effectively cushioning pressure points and maintaining optimal skin hygiene.
Equipped with wide, heavy-duty adjustable fasteners on both sides to facilitate quick, secure fitting and maintain precise lateral compression.
Emergency medical technicians (EMTs), first responders, and military field medics requiring a fast-acting, highly reliable neck immobilization tool for on-scene accident extrication.
Hospital emergency departments and trauma centers seeking a versatile, space-saving cervical splint that replaces the need to inventory multiple individual fixed-size collars.
Patients requiring immediate cervical spine immobilization following acute high-impact deceleration trauma, sports injuries, or suspected vertebral column shifting.
B2B medical supply distributors, international disaster relief procurement networks, and healthcare wholesalers looking to source ISO-certified, flat-packing emergency orthoses for global commercial bids.
Offers robust external stabilization and strict motion restriction to promote the safe recovery of severe cervical ligament sprains, whiplash, and stable spinal fractures.
Delivers reliable spinal alignment and rigid structural support critical during rehabilitation following cervical fusion, discectomy, or decompression surgeries.
Relieves nerve root compression and heavy mechanical loads associated with advanced cervical disc herniation, chronic spondylosis, and localized neck lesions.
A: A cervical collar is designed to support and stabilize the neck after injury, surgery, or cervical spine disorders. It helps limit neck movement and promotes proper healing.
A: Yes. A cervical collar can help reduce neck pain by supporting the cervical spine and minimizing unnecessary movement. It is often used for cervical strain, whiplash injuries, and post-operative recovery.
A: Depending on the medical condition and your healthcare provider’s advice, some cervical collars may be worn during sleep to maintain proper neck alignment.
A: The correct cervical collar should fit comfortably while providing adequate neck support. Proper sizing is typically based on neck circumference and height, following the manufacturer’s size guide.
A: Yes. We manufacture OEM cervical collars in multiple designs and sizes with customized branding, packaging, and private-label services.
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This product is intended to provide external support only and should not replace professional medical advice. Always consult a healthcare professional for diagnosis and treatment.
