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Kemp USA Premium Patient Carry Sheet 2-Pack – Soft Stretcher / Evac Litter
Kemp USA Premium Patient Carry Sheet 2-Pack – Soft Stretcher / Evac Litter
Kemp USA Premium Patient Carry Sheet 2-Pack – Soft Stretcher / Evac Litter

Kemp USA Premium Patient Carry Sheet 2-Pack – Soft Stretcher / Evac Litter

by Kemp USA
$99.98 - $99.98
$99.98
$99.98 - $99.98
$99.98
SKU 10-986-BLK
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Two Litters for Confined Space Extrication

Rigid stretchers and backboards are essential, but they have a major weakness. They do not bend around tight corners. The Kemp USA Premium Patient Carry Sheet, often called a soft stretcher or transfer flat, is built for moving non-ambulatory patients out of difficult environments. Whether navigating narrow stairwells, winding hallways, or cluttered interiors, this flexible litter wraps around the patient and maneuvers through spaces a cot cannot reach. It ships two sheets to a pack, enough to equip a primary unit and hold a second staged.

Constructed from heavy-duty black nylon, each carry sheet is engineered for strength with a 600 lb weight capacity. Reinforced handles run the perimeter, letting multiple rescuers share the load. That distributes weight evenly, reducing back injury risk for the crew and giving the patient a more stable ride.

Pack Configuration

Each pack contains two complete carry sheets.

Key Features

  • High-Capacity Transport: Built to support up to 600 lbs, a reliable choice for bariatric transfers or moving heavy patients in emergency scenarios.
  • Confined Space Maneuverability: Unlike rigid boards, the flexible nylon body bends to fit around tight corners, down spiral staircases, and through narrow door frames.
  • Multi-Point Lifting: Multiple grab handles along the sides allow two, four, or six rescuers to lift simultaneously, maximizing stability and minimizing fatigue.
  • Durable and Discreet: Easy-to-clean, abrasion-resistant nylon in a professional black that hides dirt and grime.
  • Ultra-Compact Storage: At 4.4 lbs each, the sheet folds flat and fits into a jump bag, under a bench seat, or in a cabinet.
  • Two Sheets Per Pack: Equip a primary unit and stage a second without a separate order.

Why It Matters

Lift assists and transfers are a leading cause of career-ending back injuries in EMS. This carry sheet changes the mechanics of the lift. Adding handles and letting more responders grab on reduces strain on any single person. It is the answer when the stair chair or gurney cannot reach the patient, and carrying two means a second crew is not waiting on the first to finish.

Technical Overview

Dimensions: 72" L x 38" W. Weight: 4.4 lbs each. Capacity: 600 lbs. Material: heavy-duty nylon. Color: black. Sheets per pack: two.

  • Paramedic, Confined-Space Extrication: the flexible litter bends around tight stairwells and narrow hallways a cot cannot clear.
  • EMS Crew, Bariatric Transfer: the 600-pound nylon sheet moves a heavy patient with reinforced perimeter handles.
  • Rescue Team, Multi-Rescuer Lift: the grab handles let four or six responders share the load and spare their backs.
  • Station Officer, Dual-Unit Coverage: the two-sheet pack equips a primary unit and stages a second.
  • Jump Bag, Compact Backup: at 4.4 pounds it folds flat into a bag as a backup when the gurney cannot reach.
  • Sheets Per Pack: 2
  • Dimensions (per sheet): 72" L x 38" W x 0.15" H (183cm x 96.5cm x 0.4cm)
  • Weight (per sheet): 4.4 lbs
  • Load Capacity: 600 lbs (272 kg)
  • Material: Heavy-Duty Nylon
  • Color: Black
  • Type: Soft Stretcher / Transfer Sheet
📖 Official Resource
Step-by-Step Field Manual
Learn how to properly deploy and stage this equipment in a crisis.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many carry sheets come in a pack?▸

Each pack contains two complete carry sheets. Two is sized around how soft stretchers are actually deployed. A sheet often stays with the patient through a hospital transfer, or comes out of service for decontamination after a call, so a single sheet leaves a crew without one at the moment it is needed again. A second sheet keeps the capability on the truck.

Why choose a carry sheet over a traditional stretcher for confined space rescues?▸

The Kemp USA Premium Patient Carry Sheet is built for confined space evacuations where traditional stretchers cannot fit. At 72 by 38 inches, folding to 0.15 inches thick, and weighing 4.4 lbs, this nylon evac litter navigates narrow hallways, stairwells, and tight doorways a rigid stretcher cannot clear. Weight distributes across multiple perimeter handles, allowing up to six rescuers to carry a patient, which suits basement rescues, aircraft evacuations, and building emergencies where maneuverability governs.

Can the carry sheet handle bariatric patients?▸

Yes. The carry sheet supports up to 600 lbs, which suits bariatric patient transport. The heavy-duty nylon construction distributes weight across the full sheet rather than concentrating stress at any single point. That capacity lets EMS teams and rescue personnel move larger patients out of hazardous situations without compromising structural integrity or rescuer safety.

How does it store compared with rigid backboards?▸

Unlike bulky spineboards and rigid stretchers, the carry sheet folds flat to roughly 0.15 inches thick, which makes it space-efficient in ambulances, fire apparatus, and rescue vehicles. At 4.4 lbs it is light enough for a jump bag or an overhead compartment. Several sheets stack in the space a single backboard occupies, so a service can equip more vehicles without giving up storage needed for other equipment.

Can the carry sheet be decontaminated after a hazmat or infectious disease call?▸

Yes. The heavy-duty nylon can be cleaned and decontaminated after hazmat or infectious disease exposure. The simple nylon construction, without the complex stitching found on fabric stretchers, allows thorough washing and disinfection between uses. That matters for teams responding to chemical spills, biological hazards, or infectious patients where transfer equipment must be sanitized before it goes back in service. Carrying a second sheet means the unit is not out of service during that turnaround.