The AeroCase range of softpacks have been specifically designed to meet the needs that exist within the first aid industry. These bags are ideal for portable usage and where space is limited.
A large red trauma carry bag with reflective tape, carry handles, multiple pockets and a main compartment with dividers.
Also available in blue (ABLB02).
Also available in a larger trauma backpack (ABLR03).
| Weight | 1.75 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 46 × 25 × 25 cm |
| Carton Qty | 4 |
| Pricing Unit | bag/1 |
| Size | 49cm x 30cm x 28.5cm |
| Min Order Qty | 1 |
| UNSPSC | 42192420 |
| Tax Schedule | Taxable |
| Item Length | 49 |
| Item Width | 30 |
| Item Height | 28.5 |
| Item Measurement Unit | cm |
| Location | AU-Warehouse |
| Is Serialized Item | No |
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Red First Aid Bag Trauma
The Trauma Bag is a great bag, very spacious, and popular with our customers
Absolutely fantastic bags, i own multiple and can’t recommend them enough! Great for everyday use, solid build and fantastic price point.
Have found that our customers love the durability of these bags and the size fits
all items required in portable locations
These bags are great, good value, good quality and hold heaps of gear, we use them everyday in some of Australia’s
toughest regions and landscapes.