Brand: Xmetix
Model: TAK710
Lifespan: 5 Years
Certifications: FDA-listed, CE-certified
Use Cases: Military, emergency medical services, civilian first aid, educational institutions, workplaces
Weight: 6.34 oz

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Features

The Xmetix TAK710 Smart Tourniquet is an automatic hemorrhage‑control device designed to stop severe bleeding quickly with minimal user input. Activated by removing the red safety pin and pressing a single button, the TAK710 automatically adjusts pressure to fit a wide range of limb sizes, delivering precise, controlled compression without prior training. Compact and portable, it is engineered for rapid deployment in high‑stress situations where seconds matter.

Built for professional and civilian use, the TAK710 features durable construction with water and dust resistance and a five‑year service lifespan. The device is FDA‑listed and CE‑certified, meeting international medical and safety standards, and complies with military durability and electromagnetic compatibility requirements. Weighing approximately 6.34 ounces, it is suitable for inclusion in first‑aid kits, vehicles, boats, workplaces, and outdoor gear. The black version is single‑use only, while a blue training version is available separately for practice and instruction.

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