Xtract™SR Cover, Green – Practical Thermal Protection for Tactical Casualty Care
The Xtract™SR Cover, Green is designed to support the prevention of heat loss in casualties during tactical and pre-hospital emergency care. Providing an additional protective outer layer, the cover helps maintain thermal insulation while offering practical protection in demanding operational environments.
Preventing heat loss is an important consideration in casualty management, particularly when operating in challenging conditions. The Xtract™SR Cover supports early intervention by helping to minimise heat loss as soon as the tactical situation permits.
Designed with operational efficiency in mind, the cover features a compact, practical configuration that facilitates convenient storage, transport and deployment. Its design allows personnel to access the casualty while maintaining insulation, supporting ongoing assessment and care without unnecessarily compromising thermal protection.
The cover is designed for multiple uses, offering a practical and cost-conscious solution for operational environments. Compatible with Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) practices, it supports personnel working in situations where effective casualty management and efficient equipment handling are essential.
Key Features and Benefits
- Thermal Protection: Helps minimise heat loss and supports the prevention of hypothermia during casualty care.
- Protective Outer Layer: Provides an additional layer of protection in demanding and austere environments.
- Casualty Accessibility: Facilitates access to the casualty while helping maintain thermal insulation.
- Compact Design: Supports efficient storage, transport and deployment in operational settings.
- Multiple-Use Design: Provides a practical solution for repeated operational use.
- TCCC Compatibility: Designed to support Tactical Combat Casualty Care practices.
The Xtract™SR Cover, Green combines thermal protection, accessibility and a compact design to support effective casualty care in challenging pre-hospital and tactical environments.


