Leather Utility Torso Belts
INTENDED USE: To restrain a person while in a bed. It may be used with or without wrist and ankle restraints.
INSTRUCTIONS: To use the CUR-101, lay the restraint over the portion of the body that is to be restrained. If you are using as a chest restraint, lay the restraint over the chest but under the arms. If you are using as a sixth point restraint, lay the restraint above or below the knees. Loop the tail of the leather strap around the bed and person. Feed the tail through the roller buckle, positioning the tongue of the roller buckle in the appropriate size adjustment.
To use the CUL-101, position the restraint as in CUR-101. Loop the tail of the leather strap around the bed and person. Feed the tail into the L-100 lock. Continue by using locking instructions on back of this page.
Note: Do not use for prolonged periods of time.
| INVENTORY ID | Approx.Weight |
|---|---|
| CUR-101 (roller buckles) | 1 lb |
| CUL-101 (L-100 locks) | 1 lb 4 oz |
DESCRIPTION:
Center webbing is 48" long and 4" wide. The side strap is 48" long and 1¼" wide. The leather straps have twelve size adjustments. Custom sizing available upon request.
SAFETY CHECK
Including, but not limited to, stitching, rivets, leather, webbing, and locks or buckles.
MATERIALS USED
Two-ply cotton webbing; welded steel keepers; 12/13 oz leather; Humane Restraint L-100 lock buckle or roller buckle.
CLEANING AND MAINTAINING
For regular cleaning, wipe the leather with a mild soap and warm water. The webbing can be scrubbed with a soft brush and the same solution. When decontaminating bloodborne pathogens, use one cup of bleach to a gallon of water, then rinse. After wiping the leather, allow it to air dry and apply neat's-foot oil.
STORAGE
Store in a dry area to prevent mildew.
Caution:
Federal law restricts this device to sale by or on the order of a physician.