DeRoyal torso restraint strap (Body Belt), hook/loop closure, 5" x 120"

DeRoyalSKU: M5172

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Description

The DeRoyal M5172 Torso Restraint Strap is a soft, foam-padded body belt designed to provide safety and support for patients in wheelchairs or beds. Featuring a secure hook-and-loop closure, this 120-inch strap prevents sliding and leaning, ensuring safe positioning while maintaining patient comfort. The adjustable design allows for a customized fit for various patient sizes.


Identification

Product Identifier: Torso Restraint Strap / Body Belt
Product Code: M5172
Brand: DeRoyal
Size: 5" wide x 120" long (one size fits most)
Color: Blue / white foam
Material: Soft foam padding
Closure Type: Hook and loop (Velcro-style)
Packaging: Each


Key Benefits

  • Patient safety: Prevents forward sliding and lateral leaning in wheelchairs or chairs.

  • Comfortable padding: Soft foam construction reduces pressure points and risk of skin irritation.

  • Adjustable fit: Long 120-inch strap accommodates a wide range of patient body types.

  • Easy application: Simple hook-and-loop closure allows for quick securement and release by caregivers.


Applications

  • Fall prevention: Secures patients who are at risk of falling from wheelchairs.

  • Patient positioning: Maintains proper posture and prevents slouching.


Usage Guidelines

  1. Positioning: Place the foam pad across the patient's torso or waist.

  2. Securing: Wrap the straps around the back of the wheelchair or bed frame and secure with the hook-and-loop closure. Ensure it is snug but allows for comfortable breathing (two-finger gap rule).


Certifications, Safety Standards, and Regulatory Approvals

  • Latex-free: Safe for patients with latex sensitivities.


Comparison with Competitor Products

DeRoyal's foam padding is often cited as being more durable and comfortable for long-term wear compared to standard non-padded nylon belts.


Typical User Profile and Application Scenarios

  • Nurses, caregivers, and physical therapists: In long-term care facilities and hospitals.


Best Practices for Use and Maintenance

  • Monitoring: Regularly check the patient's skin integrity under the belt. Ensure the patient cannot unfasten the restraint if they are at high risk of injury.

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