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The California Immobilizer, our original product, featuring all steel construction, will secure any wheel against any unauthorized use. The Immobilizer covers the lug nuts, preventing thieves from removing the wheel. It locks around the tire with one of two locking options, a heavy-duty 5-tumbler disc lock or an intergraded lock, and is almost impossible to remove even if the tire is deflated. _ Designed for trailers with or without brakes. For wheels 15" & 16" from tires 205/75/15 up to a 33S Diameter. Recommended Uses _ Used mainly to protect towed vehicles _ Trailers _ Generators _ Cargo/horse trailers _ Light sets _ Compressors

3 Panel Knee Splint -Universal3 Panel Knee ImmobilizerImmobilization of the knee joint following surgical or non-surgical correction of bone, ligament injury or muscle damage to the knee. 3-panel universal splints are designed for easy adjustment and correct fit. .Please call Customer Service at 1-800-226-4799 for further sizing information.

Pedi-Pac The Pedi-Pac serves as a spine immobilizer for transport, as well as a restraint system for children from 28" to 54" tall, weighing 20 to 90 lb. Built-in fastening loops connect to existing cot straps for maximum patient safety during transport. Individual leg restraints allow one leg to be immobilized while EMT attends to other leg. Features: Adjustable head support with ear openings for monitoring fluid drainage. Sewn-in lifting handles at both ends for easy handling in confined areas. Replaceable, color-coded straps for easy identification. Unit comes complete with head and chin straps and carrying case. Product Specifications : Length: 47" (120 cm). Width: 8" (20 cm). Height: 1" (3 cm). Weight: 6 lb. (3 kg). Load Capacity: 90 lb. (41 kg). The product referenced on this detail page is sold be Each.

SBB Key Programmer V33 is a new device used as a portable unit for programming keys in immobilizer units on vehicles. Due to its integrated hardware, SBB needs no more than the OBDII cable provided to carry out a wide range of functions: programming new keys