UNO · Splint UNO Traction Splint A modular polymer splint frame whose entire surface is hook-and-loop, so it adjusts steplessly to a limb instead of coming in sizes, and so several frames join to each other for a longer span. 0.91 lbs per frame, folds flat or into a cylinder, and straps to the outside of a bag. Sold singly or as a set of three. PE300 polymer frameStepless hook-and-loop adjustment0.91 lbs per unitSingle or set of three A splint that adjusts steplessly is a splint you do not have to size under pressure — and one that stacks with its own kind is a splint that does not run out at the second casualty. What's Included Two options on this listing: Single Unit and Set of Three. The frame is identical in both — only the count changes. Tap an option. VIEW ▾Single Unit — One frame 1× UNO splint frame — PE300 polymer, its whole surface covered in low-profile hook-and-loop with nylon and polyester straps; folds flat or rolls into a cylinder for carry No traction device, no traction strap, no ratchet and no pole — despite the listing title, the legacy description describes a modular immobilisation frame with no traction mechanism. See the note in the specifications. No padding, sling, cervical collar or instruction card is itemised on the legacy listing VIEW ▾Set of Three — Three frames 3× UNO splint frame — PE300 polymer, its whole surface covered in low-profile hook-and-loop with nylon and polyester straps; folds flat or rolls into a cylinder for carry — three complete, independent frames, the same item supplied three times The manufacturer's stated reason for the three-pack is simultaneous multi-limb or multi-patient splinting, and joining frames end to end for a longer span No traction device, no traction strap, no ratchet and no pole; no padding, sling, cervical collar or instruction card is itemised on the legacy listing One set of packaged dimensions and one per-unit weight without saying whether the packaged figures describe a single frame or the three-pack carton ▾Specifications UNO Splint — specifications Specification Detail Manufacturer UNO Device type Modular multi-purpose splint frame Options on this listing Single Unit; Set of Three Frame material PE300 polymer Straps Nylon and polyester, low-profile hook-and-loop across the full frame surface Adjustment Stepless — hook-and-loop, no size selection Weight 0.91 lbs per frame Unpackaged dimensions 15.75 in. × 2.17 in. × 2.36 in. Packaged dimensions 21.5 in. × 10.55 in. × 1.5 in. — the legacy listing does not say whether this is the single or the three-pack Modularity Multiple frames attach to each other through the full-surface hook-and-loop for a longer span Stated application range Manufacturer states use on upper limbs, lower limbs, head, neck and pelvis Carry Folds flat or rolls into a cylinder; straps to the outside of bags and packs Stated equipment compatibility Manufacturer states compatibility with tourniquets, IO needles, wound dressings, laryngeal masks and spine boards Traction mechanism None described on the legacy listing — see the note below The product is titled a traction splint, but nothing in the legacy description is a traction device: There is no traction strap, no ratchet, no pole and no distraction mechanism, and the copy consistently describes a modular immobilisation frame. The title has not been changed here, and no traction capability has been claimed. A human needs to resolve whether the title is wrong or whether a traction component exists that the description never mentions. The legacy listing also gave no manufacturer part numbers — its SKU rows simply repeat the option names — and no radiolucency, cleaning, reuse, latex or patient-size limits. Splint selection, joint position, neurovascular checks and reassessment are clinical decisions; this listing is a product description. ▾Who Carries It EMS and rescue crews carrying one adaptable splint instead of a set of fixed-format ones. Military and tactical medical providers where pack volume decides what gets carried and a frame that straps to the outside of a bag wins. Search-and-rescue and wilderness medicine teams operating far from a resupply. Event, industrial and range medical teams holding a three-pack against a multi-casualty morning. Scope of practice. Splinting, joint positioning and neurovascular assessment before and after immobilisation are performed to the level your training and protocol authorise. Suspected spinal, pelvic and open injuries carry their own handling rules. This listing describes a device — it is not a splinting technique guide and not clinical direction. Genuine UNO Sourced direct from the manufacturer or an authorized master distributor. Ships from MED-TAC International, Pembroke Pines, FL — clinician-founded, veteran-led, SDVOSB-certified.
