Emergency cooling
The only validated solution: immediate cold water immersion. The Kollder cooling tub deploys in under 2 minutes, by one person, anywhere in the world.
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Real deployment conditions
The problem
A firefighter, a soldier, an athlete in severe hyperthermia cannot wait. Without immediate immersion, core temperature keeps rising.
Above 40°C: organ failure.
Above 42°C: irreversible.
In the field today, teams improvise. Wet towels, misting fans, ice placed on the body. None of it cools fast enough to save a life.
The solution
The Kollder cooling tub deploys in under 30 seconds, by one person, with no tools. By the time you fill the tub, the protocol is already underway. Every second saved on deployment is a second gained on survival.
Uneven ground, burning asphalt, rough terrain. The stainless steel tube frame with 6 support points and cross-bracing holds a patient in full operational gear without shifting. Built for the most demanding conditions.
Folded in its carry bag, Kollder fits into any type of vehicle. No special logistics. No dedicated transport. Kollder is always there because it always fits, and because heat strokes do not wait.
Reference protocol
Cold water immersion is the international gold standard for treating exertional heat stroke. This isn’t Kollder’s claim to make.
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Those we equip
| Deployed dimensions | 205 x 65 x 35 cm |
| Folded dimensions | 190 cm |
| Frame | Stainless steel tubes |
| Hinges | Acier inox SS304, Ø6mm, sockets Ø28mm |
| Lining | Welded PVC, side panels + floor + headrest arc |
| Fastening | 10 Velcro straps per side panel |
| Drainage | Integrated drain plug in floor panel |
| Transport | Carry bag included |
| Customisation | Logo and colour on request |
| Delivery | Worldwide |
FAQ
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Volume pricing from 5 units. Logo and colour customisation included on group orders.
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Origins, science, field application and required equipment for treating exertional heat stroke.
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