OwlGrip 1.0 Tourniquet
- —40 mm effective pressure band – it needs less pressure to occlude the artery
- —Precisely adjustable pressure with the windlass
- —C-shape fixator with reinforced teeth for secure windlass locking
- —Non-slip windlass rod, usable with tactical gloves
- —UHMWPE tightening strap and metal dual buckle
- —Time-marking area
| Band width | 40 mm |
|---|---|
| Pressure width | full band width – 40 mm |
| Body material | PE6G30 (glass-fibre reinforced polymer) |
| Tightening strap | UHMWPE |
| Buckle | metal dual |
| Windlass lock | C-shaped, with reinforced teeth |
| Time marking | yes |
| Origin | Lithuania, EU |
Tactical / military
Fast to apply under stress, with tactical gloves. Carried in an individual first aid kit (IFAK) or in a vehicle.
Emergency medical services
For prehospital trauma care. Made in the EU – suitable for EMS public procurement.
Training
Suitable for repeated use in first aid training. Durable construction withstands intensive practice.
40 mm vs 25 mm: How Pressure Is Applied Matters
A tourniquet isn't only about how much pressure it applies. It's about where that pressure goes and how precisely you can control it.
Conventional windlass tourniquets apply pressure through a narrow internal band, about 25 mm wide. OwlGrip 1.0 applies it through a 40 mm effective pressure band, which is 60% wider. Like a wider blood-pressure cuff, a wider band needs less pressure to occlude the artery.
The video shows the difference.
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