• Full-Body Immobilization: The stretcher is made of sturdy canvas with reinforced wooden or plastic slats. Long canvas flaps wrap securely around the patient's body, ensuring they cannot slip out during vertical or angled hoisting operations.

• Rigid yet Maneuverable Structure: Provides essential spinal support while remaining flexible enough to navigate tight corners, hatches, and narrow passageways on ships or industrial sites.

• Integrated Head Immobilizer: Features a dedicated, padded head section with securing straps to maintain cervical spine alignment and protect the head from movement.

• Multiple Heavy-Duty Lifting Points: Includes robust webbing handles along the sides and ends, allowing for balanced lifting and hoisting by a rescue team using ropes or winches.

• Durable & Weather-Resistant Materials: Constructed from high-strength, treated canvas and corrosion-resistant hardware to perform reliably in harsh marine and industrial environments.

• Compact & Lightweight for its Class: Designed to be stored easily in rescue boats, offshore platforms, and emergency response vehicles, ready for immediate deployment.

Neil Robertson Stretcher: The Standard for Vertical and Confined Space Rescue

The Neil Robertson Stretcher is a legendary piece of rescue equipment, renowned for its unique ability to securely immobilize a patient for safe extraction in vertical, confined, or otherwise challenging environments. Unlike standard stretchers, its rigid, basket-like design and full-body canvas wrapping system prevent the patient from falling out, making it indispensable for maritime rescues at sea, industrial accidents, and situations requiring hoisting.

Trusted by navy units, coast guards, and industrial rescue teams for decades, it is the go-to solution when a standard stretcher is insufficient.