SAK BRACE

SAK BRACE specializes in medical orthopedic braces, rehabilitation supports, and customized OEM solutions for global distributors, clinics, and healthcare brands.

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Two-Piece Philadelphia Cervical Collar with Trachea Opening | Rigid Plastazote Neck Immobilization Splint Factory

What is this product?

This product is a medical-grade Philadelphia-style cervical collar designed for total neck joint immobilization. Constructed from rigid, lightweight molded foam with an integrated trachea window, it physically locks the cervical spine into neutral alignment to prevent dangerous vertebrae shifting during emergency transport, trauma care, or post-operative healing.

Compliance & Quality Assurance

Every SAK BRACE product is manufactured under strict quality management processes, supporting ISO 13485, CE & EU MDR compliance requirements.

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Model
Size
Material
AK-045
Adult:S  M   L  XL ; Children:S  M  L
Polymer composites
  • Optimize acute cervical spine immobilization and accelerate patient recovery with our medical-grade Two-Piece Philadelphia Cervical Collar with Trachea Opening. Engineered specifically for post-traumatic spinal stabilization, emergency extrication, and rigorous post-surgical orthopedic care, this rigid orthosis is precision-molded from lightweight, high-density Plastazote foam. 
  • The advanced two-piece interlocking architecture features a contoured chin rest and an extended occipital support panel to strictly limit cervical flexion, extension, and lateral rotation. A heavy-duty lateral hook-and-loop strap compression system ensures a secure, non-slip fit, while the prominent anterior trachea opening permits immediate carotid pulse monitoring and emergency medical access. Outfitted with targeted ventilation perforations to optimize skin microclimates and prevent moisture retention, this non-toxic, X-ray, CT, and MRI translucent collar is ideal for global medical equipment wholesalers, trauma care clinics, and hospital procurement channels.

Product Introduction

Anatomical Two-Piece Philadelphia Design

Composed of interlocking anterior and posterior molded pieces that form a rigid contour around the jaw and occiput, providing total cervical immobilization.

Tracheotomy Opening Panel

Engineered with a large, precision-cut ventilation window at the front to facilitate quick throat monitoring, emergency tracheotomy access, or heat dissipation.

High-Density Lightweight Foam Construction

Crafted from medical-grade, water-resistant Plastazote foam material that provides excellent rigid support without heavy weight, conforming comfortably to the skin.

Integrated Rigid Support Elements

Reinforced with built-in thermoplastic structural columns at both the front chin cup and back occipital panel to prevent material compression under high load.

Strategic Ventilation Pores

Features multiple pre-molded air holes along the lateral sides to maximize airflow, reduce moisture buildup, and maintain optimal skin hygiene during extended use.

Adjustable Bilateral Fastening Straps

Equipped with wide, color-matched hook-and-loop straps on both sides for effortless adjustment, ensuring a secure and well-distributed fit.

Suitable for:

  • Patients requiring rigid cervical spine stabilization following acute neck deceleration injuries (severe whiplash), stable cervical fractures, or subluxations.

  • Individuals in post-operative orthopedic recovery from cervical discectomies, spinal fusions, or total joint reconstructions requiring strict motion restriction.

  • Emergency medical response teams and trauma centers seeking a lightweight, waterproof, and radiolucent extrication brace compatible with urgent diagnostic imaging (X-ray/CT/MRI).

  • B2B medical device distributors, healthcare wholesalers, and rehabilitation hospital supply networks sourcing high-compliance, standard-compliant cervical immobilization technology for global markets.

Indications

Severe Neck Sprains & Stable Fractures

Restricts flexion, extension, and rotation to promote recovery from acute ligamentous sprains, whiplash injuries, and stable cervical spinal fractures.

Post-Operative Cervical Immobilization

Delivers reliable rigid external fixation and spinal alignment following cervical spine procedures, such as discectomy, fusion, or laminectomy.

Cervical Radiculopathy & Degenerative Lesions:

Relieves mechanical load and nerve root compression associated with severe cervical spondylosis, advanced disc herniations, and localized spine pathologies.

People Also Ask

How does the Plastazote foam construction improve patient safety compared to standard soft neck collars?
  • Standard soft foam collars provide basic warmth and flexible support but fail to limit structural movement. This Philadelphia collar is manufactured from rigid, high-density Plastazote foam that does not compress under the weight of the head. It acts as a firm, form-fitting skeletal mold that physically blocks neck flexion and twisting, protecting the spinal cord from secondary injury.
  • The large anterior cutout is an essential feature for emergency clinical trauma management. It provides medical personnel with completely unobstructed, immediate access to the throat, allowing for rapid carotid pulse checks, emergency tracheotomy procedures, and visual inspection of the airway without needing to remove the brace and compromise spinal stability.
  • Yes, absolutely. The entire brace is fabricated from advanced non-toxic foam and polymer fasteners, making it 100% metal-free and radiolucent. Patients can safely undergo standard X-rays, CT scans, and high-field MRI procedures while wearing the collar, ensuring continuous spinal immobilization during critical diagnostic workflows.

Cervical Collar

Q1. What is a cervical collar used for?
  • 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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Medical Disclaimer

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.

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