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RsqTec COCOON

Cocoon is a rollable stretcher that combines the functions of a patient stretcher and a rescue harness in one compact and lightweight system. It has been developed for rescue operations in difficult-to-access environments where low weight, easy transport, and rapid deployment are crucial.

The rollable design makes the Cocoon easy to transport and store, while also allowing for quick on-site assembly for immediate use. The stretcher can be used for both horizontal and vertical transport of injured individuals and is particularly suited for rescue in shafts, confined spaces, and mountainous environments. The system can be enhanced with accessories for extended functionality and is also approved for airborne rescue by helicopter when used in conjunction with the certified PCDS system.

Areas of use

Cocoon is developed for technical rescue, confined space rescue, shaft work, mountain rescue and other operations in difficult-to-access environments. It can be used for both rope-based evacuation and aerial rescue where injured persons are transported as external loads under a helicopter.

Specifications

• Nominal load: 140 kg
• Weight: 11.5 kg
• Dimensions (H × W × D): 2200 × 550 × 340 mm
• Temperature range: -40 °C to +60 °C
• Vertical transport: Suspension point in the main end
• Integrated carrying handles
• Expandable with accessories: Yes
• Airborne Rescue: Compatible with PCDS systems for HEC operations (Human External Cargo).
• Certifications: DIN EN 1497:2007, DIN EN 1865-1:2015 (paragraph 5.4.1), PCDS certified for air rescue according to EASA CM-CS-005 Issue 01

FAQ

What is the advantage of a Cocoon compared to a traditional rescue stretcher?

The rollable design provides low weight, a compact pack size, and quick assembly during rescue operations.

Can Cocoon be used for vertical rescue?

Yes, the stretcher is constructed for both horizontal and vertical transport of injured persons.

Is the Cocoon approved for helicopter rescue?

Yes, together with the certified PCDS system, it can be used for airborne rescue and HEC operations according to EASA CM-CS-005 Issue 01.