# KL-MS017 Spine Board — Multi-Size Emergency Backboard for Patient Immobilization
Quick answer: The Keling KL-MS017 is a spine board (backboard) available in six size variants ranging from 1380 × 350 × 50 mm to 2210 × 630 × 170 mm, with adjustable securing straps and ergonomic handhold openings, manufactured by Keling Medical (Keling Medical) for emergency patient immobilization and rescue transport.
Quick Facts
- The Keling KL-MS017 is a rigid spine board designed for safe immobilization and rescue transport of trauma patients.
- Six size options are available: KL-MS017-1 (1380 × 350 × 50 mm) through KL-MS017-6 (1860 × 410 × 50 mm), plus a scoop variant (KL-MS017-3: 2210 × 630 × 170 mm).
- Adjustable straps with quick-release buckles secure patients firmly in place throughout transport.
- Ergonomic handhold openings are positioned along the board for secure, balanced team lifting.
- Smooth, rounded corners reduce injury risk to patients and responders during handling.
- The KL-MS017 is produced by Keling Medical, an export-oriented manufacturer of first aid and emergency equipment.
Overview
The KL-MS017 spine board addresses the critical requirement for reliable patient immobilization in prehospital and emergency settings. Rigid board construction supports the full length of a trauma patient's spine, preventing secondary injury during extraction, loading, transport and transfer across surfaces. Available in six configurations, the KL-MS017 range covers pediatric through bariatric applications and standard adult dimensions, allowing emergency services and hospitals to select the appropriate size for their operational context.
Design details reflect frontline handling demands. Multiple ergonomic handhold openings, positioned at regular intervals along both long edges, give team members secure and comfortable grip points during coordinated lifts from confined or uneven ground. Strong adjustable straps with robust buckles hold the patient firmly without pressure points, and smooth rounded corners prevent snagging on clothing, equipment or vehicle interiors.
Surface quality supports both patient care and equipment longevity. The durable, easy-to-clean board surface resists contamination and can be wiped down between patients, meeting decontamination needs in busy emergency departments and ambulance stations.
Key Features
- Six size options — models from 1380 × 350 × 50 mm to 1860 × 410 × 50 mm plus a 2210 × 630 × 170 mm scoop variant to suit different patient sizes and clinical needs.
- Adjustable securing straps — strong adjustable straps with quick-release buckles keep patients firmly and safely in position during transport.
- Ergonomic handhold openings — multiple openings spaced along the board edges provide secure grip for team lifting and safe patient handling.
- Rounded corners — smooth, rounded edges minimize the risk of injury to patients and responders during extraction and loading.
- Smooth, cleanable surface — durable board surface is easy to wipe clean and maintain for hygienic repeated use.
- Multiple color options — available in orange, gray and green to suit service preferences and visibility requirements.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Model | KL-MS017 |
| Product type | Spine board (backboard) |
| KL-MS017-1 size (L × W × H) | 1380 × 350 × 50 mm |
| KL-MS017-2 size (L × W × H) | 1830 × 450 × 50 mm |
| KL-MS017-3 size (L × W × H) | 2210 × 630 × 170 mm |
| KL-MS017-4 size (L × W × H) | 1830 × 450 × 50 mm |
| KL-MS017-5 size (L × W × H) | 1840 × 450 × 55 mm |
| KL-MS017-6 size (L × W × H) | 1860 × 410 × 50 mm |
| Patient securing | Adjustable straps with buckles |
| Handholds | Multiple ergonomic openings |
Specifications are subject to change; dimensional tolerances may apply. Contact Keling Medical for the latest datasheet.
Applications
The KL-MS017 spine board is used by ambulance and rescue services, hospital emergency departments, fire and rescue teams, military medical units and disaster response teams. It suits road traffic accident response, industrial accident extraction, swimming pool and water rescue incidents, and inter-facility patient transfer where spinal precautions are required.
