Spinal Board Straps – Metal Automotive Buckle & Metal Loop Lock – Fluorescent

Spinal Board Straps with Metal Buckle and Loop Lock – Durable, Hygienic, and Easy to Clean

The Spinal Board Straps with Metal Automotive Buckle and Metal Loop Lock are designed for securely fastening patients to spinal boards and immobilisers during transport or treatment. Made using Donway belting — a polyurethane-coated polyester webbing — these straps are fully encapsulated in plastic and assembled using Radio Frequency welding. This means there are no needle holes or exposed fibres, preventing the absorption of fluids and allowing rapid, thorough decontamination.

5 Benefits of the Spinal Board Metal Automotive Buckle

• Designed for securely fastening patients to spinal boards or immobilisers.
• Can be cleaned to a 98.97% standard, helping maintain hygiene standards between uses.
• No exposed fibres or stitching, reducing the risk of fluid absorption and contamination.
• Flexible even in extreme cold and highly resistant to abrasion, ensuring reliability in demanding conditions.
• Features a durable metal loop lock for secure fastening.

Designed for Emergency Professionals Who Need Reliable, Hygienic Patient Restraints

This product is designed for use by emergency medical professionals, paramedics, and rescue teams who need to secure patients safely to spinal boards or immobilisers during transport.

Made with Donway belting—a polyurethane-coated polyester webbing sealed by Radio Frequency welding—these straps are ideal for situations where hygiene, speed, and durability are critical. They can be decontaminated quickly and returned to service within minutes, with no exposed fibres to absorb fluids or contaminants.

 Their bright fluorescent colour improves visibility in low-light conditions, while the metal loop lock offers a secure and reliable fastening method. These restraints remain flexible in extreme cold and are more resistant to abrasion than traditional nylon straps, making them suitable for demanding environments such as ambulance services, hospitals, and emergency response units.