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Kemp USA Head Immobilizer Replacement Straps 2-Pack – 2 Pairs, 4 Straps
Kemp USA Head Immobilizer Replacement Straps 2-Pack – 2 Pairs, 4 Straps
Kemp USA Head Immobilizer Replacement Straps 2-Pack – 2 Pairs, 4 Straps
Kemp USA Head Immobilizer Replacement Straps 2-Pack – 2 Pairs, 4 Straps
Kemp USA Head Immobilizer Replacement Straps 2-Pack – 2 Pairs, 4 Straps

Kemp USA Head Immobilizer Replacement Straps 2-Pack – 2 Pairs, 4 Straps

by Kemp USA
$70.08 - $75.78
$70.08
$70.08 - $75.78
$70.08
SKU 10-004-ORG
Availability:
in stock, ready to be shipped
Availability:
in stock, ready to be shipped
Availability:
in stock, ready to be shipped
Availability:
in stock, ready to be shipped
Color: Orange

Two Pairs, Because One Lost Strap Sidelines the Device

Head immobilizer straps are the most frequently lost or worn components of any spinal immobilization system. The Kemp USA Head Immobilizer Replacement Straps keep gear operational without purchasing an entirely new head bed. Designed as a direct replacement for the Kemp USA Universal Head Immobilizer (Item #10-001), these straps are built to the same standards as the originals. This listing ships two pairs, four straps total, so a replacement is already on the shelf when the next one goes missing.

The straps are not proprietary. Their universal design works with the majority of foam block head immobilizers in service. Strong hook-and-loop fasteners provide a secure, adjustable fit to strap the patient's forehead and chin to the side blocks, holding neutral alignment during transport.

Pack Configuration

Each pack contains two pairs in the color selected, four individual straps in total. Colors are not mixed within a pack.

Key Features

  • Direct Fit Replacement: Matches the specifications of the Kemp USA 10-001 Head Immobilizer.
  • Universal Compatibility: Adjustable length and standard hook-and-loop attachment make these compatible with most standard foam block immobilizers, including Ferno, Iron Duck, and Laerdal models.
  • Cost-Effective Maintenance: A practical choice for EMS agencies and lifeguard squads. Replace the part, not the product.
  • Secure Fastening: Hook-and-loop closures hold tight in wet or high-stress environments.
  • Two Pairs Per Pack: Keeps a spare set in the supply cabinet so a lost strap never takes a head immobilizer out of service.

Why It Matters

Small parts cause big problems when they go missing. A head immobilizer without straps is useless. Keeping two pairs on hand means the device stays in service through the loss of a set.

Technical Overview

Quantity: 2 pairs, 4 straps. Compatibility: universal and Kemp 10-001. Fastening: hook and loop.

  • EMS Supply Officer, Component Replacement: the paired straps restore a head immobilizer without buying a new head bed.
  • Ambulance Crew, Forehead and Chin Securement: the hook-and-loop straps hold the head to the side blocks in neutral alignment.
  • Lifeguard Squad, Universal Fit: the straps work with most foam-block immobilizers in service.
  • Supply Cabinet, Ready Spare: the two-pair pack keeps a lost strap from sidelining the whole device.
  • Multi-Unit Agency, Color Coding: the four color options let a department mark straps by unit or protocol.
  • Quantity: 2 Pairs (4 Straps)
  • Compatibility: Kemp 10-001 & Universal Models
  • Material: Nylon with Hook & Loop Fasteners
  • Function: Secures Forehead and Chin to Head Blocks
  • Adjustability: One Size Fits All
  • Colors Available: Orange, Yellow, Red, Royal Blue
📖 Official Resource
Step-by-Step Field Manual
Learn how to properly deploy and stage this equipment in a crisis.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many straps come in a pack?▸

Each pack contains two pairs, four individual straps in total, in the color selected. Colors are not mixed within a pack. Two pairs is sized around how these straps are actually consumed. They are the component most often lost or contaminated, so an agency that keeps one spare pair on the shelf is out of spares the moment it is used. Two pairs holds depth through a replacement.

Are these replacement straps compatible with head immobilizers other than the Kemp USA Item #10-001?▸

Yes. While the Kemp USA Head Immobilizer Replacement Straps are designed as a direct replacement for the Kemp USA Head Immobilizer (Item #10-001), they carry a universal design that fits most foam block head immobilizers in service, including Ferno, Iron Duck, and Laerdal models. That versatility makes them a practical backup for EMS agencies and rescue teams running multiple brands of immobilization equipment. The adjustable design holds a secure fit across different models.

What color options are available, and why does color matter for EMS equipment?▸

The straps are available in four high-visibility colors: Orange, Yellow, Red, and Royal Blue. Color-coding matters for EMS because it enables quick visual identification of equipment during high-stress situations, helps organize gear by unit or protocol, and supports departmental color-coding systems. High-visibility colors also improve equipment location during nighttime or low-light rescue operations.

When should straps be replaced rather than kept in service?▸

Replace head immobilizer straps immediately on any sign of fraying, weakened material, loss of hook-and-loop grip, or damage that could compromise patient security. Regular inspection is essential. EMS crews should include strap inspection in routine equipment checks, typically after each use or at shift change. Compromised straps can fail during patient transport, which creates both a patient safety problem and a liability exposure during spinal immobilization.

Can these straps be used for pediatric patients?▸

The adjustable design provides a secure fit across a range of patient sizes. The straps are built to work with standard head immobilizers, which are typically adult-sized, and the adjustability lets crews adapt the fit for larger pediatric patients when paired with appropriate pediatric immobilization equipment. For smaller children, follow your agency's protocols and use dedicated pediatric head blocks sized for a smaller cranium.