Ferno K.E.D. Pro Extrication Device - FNO-0314063
The Ferno K.E.D. Pro Extrication Device (#0314063) immobilizes the torso, head, and neck, enabling prompt extrication of patients from auto accidents and other confined spaces while minimizing risks of further injury. The two-part, wrap-around design provides horizontal flexibility for easy application and vertical rigidity for maximum support of the spine, neck, and head during extrication.
The Kendrick Extrication Device (K.E.D.) Pro has the width and restraints to support patients of various sizes. X-rays or advanced life support procedures can be performed with the K.E.D. Pro in place.
This unit is commonly purchased with the K.E.D. Pro Lifting Bridle (#BRB-KED). Please note that this accessory is sold separately.
Features
Features
- Designed for extrication from confined spaces using rope-rescue techniques.
- Ease of application with wide head support flaps and compact head and neck support pads.
- Metal buckles on leg straps and lateral straps for secure restraint.
- One-piece leg strap runs through the spine of the unit and forms a continuous loop for connection to ropes and carabiners.
- Wide, rigid spinal panel reduces rotation and flexion.
- Two lower and one upper rear carrying handle rated for vertical and confined space rescue (specialized training required).
- Deceleration shoulder strap assists in proper positioning and prevents movement of the patient within the unit in the event of vehicle deceleration.
- Color-coded, sewn-in securing straps.
- Carrying case has integrated backpack.
- Heavy-duty, vinyl-coated nylon is durable and easy to clean.
- Radiolucent (except metal buckles).
Specifications
Specifications
| Weight |
8 lb (3.6 kg) |
| Width |
32 in (80 cm) |
| Length (Open) |
33 in (83 cm) |
| Height |
1.5 in (3.8 cm) |
| Load Limit |
550 lb (250 kg); 330 lb (150 kg) for technical rescues including a one-person lift |
Literature
Ferno Product Guide
Ferno Rescue Solutions Guide
Ferno K.E.D. Kendrick Extrication Device Sales Sheet
Ferno KED Pro Extrication Device User Manual
What our Experts Think
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Optimized for extrication: Two-part, wrap-around design stabilizes the torso, neck, and head, enabling safe patient removal from vehicles or confined spaces.
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High load capacity: Rated for up to 550 lb (250 kg) in general rescue and 330 lb (150 kg) for vertical or confined-space lifts.
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Rescue-ready features: Includes a continuous leg strap loop for rope or carabiner attachment and durable metal buckles for secure restraint.
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Enhanced head and spine protection: Wide, padded support flaps and a stiff spinal panel reduce flexion for improved spinal alignment.
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Safety stabilization: Deceleration shoulder strap helps prevent patient shift during sudden stops or movement.
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Rescue handling built-in: Three rated carrying handles allow controlled lifting, including vertical or rope rescues with proper training.
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User-friendly design: Color-coded securing straps and fold-back chest flaps provide quick access for assessment and medical interventions.
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Durable and easy to clean: Made from heavy-duty, vinyl-coated nylon with a backpack-style carry case for portability.
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Radiolucent materials: Allows X-rays or other imaging without removing the device, except for its metal buckles.
Q&A
Q: What is the Ferno K.E.D. Pro Extrication Device?
A: A patient-immobilization brace for vehicle extrication and rescue, stabilizing the torso, head, and neck.
Q: What makes the “Pro” version different from the standard K.E.D.?
A: Optimized for rescue operations with metal buckles, a continuous leg strap for rope rescue, and rear handles rated for confined space or vertical lifting.
Q: How much weight can it support?
A: Rated for up to approximately 550 lb (250 kg).
Q: What is its weight?
A: Weighs about 8 lb (3.6 kg).
Q: Is it compatible with medical imaging?
A: Yes — it is radiolucent except for the metal buckles, allowing X-rays and advanced life support while in place.
Q: How should it be used?
A: Designed for rescue, especially in confined spaces, with a deceleration strap to reduce patient movement during transport.
Q: What kind of maintenance is required?
A: Made of vinyl-coated nylon; should be cleaned after use and routinely inspected for wear.
Maintenance Tips
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Inspect before use: Check straps, buckles, and padding for wear, fraying, or damage.
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Clean and disinfect: Wipe all surfaces with mild soap and water; use approved medical disinfectants regularly.
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Test functionality: Ensure buckles, clips, and adjustment points operate smoothly.
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Dry completely: Air-dry after cleaning to prevent mildew or odor buildup.
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Store properly: Keep flat in a cool, dry area away from direct sunlight to preserve material integrity and durability.
