Stretcher Kits & Accessories

The layer that turns a bare stretcher into working equipment: restraint straps, mounts and brackets, storage bags, pads and replacement parts. Fifteen products covering the stretcher families MSEC carries.

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Straps, Mounts and Parts That Complete a Stretcher Purchase

Every stretcher family on this site shares one purchasing truth: the bare unit is not the finished setup. Restraint straps secure the patient, brackets and mounts put the stretcher where the emergency is, storage bags protect staged units, pads add patient contact comfort, and replacement parts keep equipment in service past its first worn strap or wheel. This category collects that layer in one place, fifteen products deep, so a stretcher order can ship complete and a stretcher already in service can stay there.

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Everything MSEC carries in Stretcher Kits & Accessories, shown in full. Specifications are supplied by the manufacturer. For current pricing, lead time or a quote on a purchase order, call toll free 877-706-4480.

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Patient Restrainer Strap w/Plastic Buckle 5ft
Item# P-4-003JSA $20.00
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Vinyl Storage Cover for JSA Splint Stretchers
Item# 103JSA $340.00
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Adjustable IV Rod Accessory
Item# 7107LPNKM Units: single Original price was: $358.60.Current price is: $268.97.
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1in Foam Pad for JSA All Purpose Cots
Item# P-463JSA Units: single $160.00
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Storage Bag for Easy Fold Wheeled & Plain Stretcher
Item# B-206JSA Units: single $121.54
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Vinyl Coated Carrying Case for JSA Easy Fold Stretcher
Item# 705JSA Units: single $110.77
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Wall-Mount Brackets for Basket Stretchers
Item# RB-003JSA Units: pair $60.00
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Flotation Collar for Splint Stretchers
Item# 303JSA Units: single $740.00
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Comfort Pad for Splint Stretcher
Item# 203JSA Units: single $156.92
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Steel Case for JSA Easy-Fold Pole Stretcher
Item# 006JSA Units: single $215.71
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8 Mil. Vinyl Ground Sheet
Item# 305JSA Units: single $41.54
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Civil Defense Splint Stretcher Kit w/ Cover
Units: single
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Standard Lightweight Splint Basket Stretcher Kit with Storage Cover
Item# 443JSA Units: single $1,085.96
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Standard Lightweight Splint Basket Stretcher Kit
Item# X-333JSA Units: single $862.16
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Patient Restraint Strap for JSA Folding Stretchers
Item# 405JSA $53.85

Choosing Between Models?

The Portable & Break-apart Stretchers Buying Guide walks through the decisions behind a stretcher kits & accessories purchase: a comparison method, the mistakes that cause returns, and a pre-order checklist, with downloadable PDF guides.

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What Types of Accessories Does This Category Cover?

Four working groups. Restraints: patient strap sets in various configurations and buckle types, the accessory no stretcher should be staged without. Mounting and storage: wall brackets, racks and carry or storage bags that put staged equipment on the evacuation route instead of in a closet. Patient contact: pads and covers for the stretcher deck. And service parts: the wheels, hardware and wear items that extend the life of equipment already in the field. The grid above shows all fifteen products with their compatibility details.

How Do Buyers Match Accessories to Their Stretcher Model?

Compatibility is the whole game in an accessory category. Strap length and attachment style must match the frame, brackets must match the folded or assembled dimensions of the unit they will hold, and service parts are model-specific by definition. Each product page states what the item fits, and when a listing leaves any doubt, sending the stretcher model name to the team settles fitment before the order ships rather than after. That one email is the cheapest insurance in this category.

Why Order Accessories With the Stretcher Instead of Later?

Because the gap between the two orders is when the equipment cannot actually be used. A stretcher staged without straps, or delivered without its bracket, sits as inventory rather than capability until the second order lands. Consolidating stretcher and accessories into one quote also consolidates freight and puts every piece on the same delivery date, which is exactly how facility and fleet buyers keep an equipment rollout on schedule.

How Do Replacement Parts Keep a Stretcher Fleet in Service?

Stretchers fail inspections on their wear items, almost never on their frames: a frayed strap, a worn wheel, a torn pad. A parts source turns each of those findings into a line-item reorder instead of a capital replacement, which over a fleet’s life is the difference between a maintenance budget and a repurchase budget. Standardizing a fleet on one or two stretcher models multiplies the benefit, since one small parts shelf then covers every unit in service.