What Are The Differences between MengTai Magnetic Restraint Belts And Traditional Cloth Belts?

There are significant differences between the Mengtai magnetic restraint belt and the traditional cloth belt in many aspects, which are mainly reflected in the material, design, safety, comfort and application scenarios.

1, from the point of view of material and design: Mengtai magnetic restraint belt is mainly composed of cotton webbing, cotton fiber, stainless steel buckle, lamb's wool cushion, Velcro, magnetic control lock, etc. These materials not only enhance the durability and comfort of the restraint belt, but also ensure that it can better protect the patient in the process of use.

2、 In terms of safety: Mengtai magnetic restraint belt is equipped with a magnetic lock, only authorized personnel can open the restraint belt, non-authorized people can not open, thus greatly improving the safety of the product. In addition, Mengtai magnetic restraint belt also has strong abrasion resistance and anti-cutting performance, can withstand large tensile force, to avoid the traditional cloth belt may occur tearing or patients unraveled by themselves and other dangerous situations.

3, in terms of comfort: Mengtai magnetic restraint belt adopts lamb's wool cushion design, this soft cushion can give patients a good protection of the restraining parts, reduce the restraining process on the skin damage, so that the patient is more comfortable. At the same time, Mengtai magnetic restraint Belt also considers the patient's activity needs, through the alloy multi-hole eye humanized design, so that patients can have more free space.

4, from the application scene: Mengtai magnetic control restraint belt is mainly used in psychiatry and other scenes that require a high degree of protection, in order to prevent emotionally agitated patients from self-injury, wounding, escape or breaking the rules of the occurrence of such behavior. While the traditional cloth belt is more widely used in various scenarios, such as ICU wards and general prevention of patients falling from beds.