First Aid Kit HERLITZ MaxHarter basic, red — workplace/company kit

HERLITZ MaxHarter basic first aid kit in a red case is designed for workplace and company use. The kit contains essential supplies for immediate response to minor injuries, bleeding control and basic wound care. Compact and organized for quick access, the kit is suitable for placement in offices, workshops, vehicles and public areas where initial first aid may be required before professional medical assistance arrives.

Advantages

The HERLITZ MaxHarter basic kit provides a practical selection of first aid items in a durable, red case that is easy to store and identify. Contents are organized to enable rapid access to bandages, dressings and basic wound-care materials. The kit meets typical workplace needs for treating minor cuts, abrasions and controlling bleeding, helping to streamline immediate response and reduce preparation time during an incident.

Suitable for

• Offices and administrative environments
• Workshops and light industrial sites
• Company vehicles and vans
• Reception areas and public spaces
• Temporary sites and events

Key specifications

• Case color: red for high visibility
• Intended use: workplace/company first aid
• Kit type: basic set for minor injuries and initial care
• Organization: compartmentalized or arranged for quick access
• Contents focus: wound dressing, bleeding control and basic materials for immediate response

How to use

Store the HERLITZ MaxHarter basic kit in a readily accessible, visible location within the workplace or vehicle. In case of injury, open the case and select appropriate dressing or bandage for the wound. Use gloves if provided, control bleeding by applying direct pressure, and cover wounds with sterile dressings to reduce contamination. Replace or restock used items promptly to maintain readiness. For more serious injuries, provide initial care from this kit and arrange for professional medical assistance without delay.

Usage recommendations

Regularly check the kit contents and replace opened or expired items. Position the kit where employees or responders can reach it quickly and ensure responsible personnel know its location and basic contents. Combine this basic kit with workplace risk assessments and, where required, larger or specialized first aid sets to meet local regulations and specific operational hazards.