AEROSHIELD CPR Manikin Face Shield Roll/36
AEROSHIELD manikin face shield in a roll of 36 — the hygiene barrier placed on a training manikin between students. This is a training consumable, not a rescue face shield: a keyring pocket shield is what a responder carries for a real casualty, while this is what keeps a classroom manikin usable by thirty people in a day.
Why choose the manikin face shield?
Infection control between students is the quiet constraint on CPR training. Without a manikin face shield per learner you are either wiping the manikin down between every single person, which destroys the timetable, or you are not, which is worse.
A roll of 36 maps neatly onto a day of teaching. Each student takes a fresh shield, the manikin face stays clean, and the instructor is not making judgement calls about how many mouths one face skin can take.
It also protects the asset. Face skins are a real cost and degrade with saliva and repeated cleaning; a barrier per student extends skin life materially. Do not confuse it with the keyring CPR face shield, which is for actual rescue.
Key features
- Roll of 36 — one hygiene barrier per student
- Keeps the manikin face clean without wiping between every learner
- Extends the working life of expensive face skins
- TRAINING consumable — not a rescue face shield for a real casualty
- Keeps a class running to time
Specifications
| Pack | Roll of 36 |
| Use | Manikin hygiene between students |
| Not for | Rescue use on a real casualty |
| Pricing unit | Roll |
| SKU | ASH-MFS36 |
Common uses
CPR courses, RTOs and any provider putting multiple students through one manikin. Use with the Brayden Pulse, Brayden Baby or Resusci Junior. For surface cleaning see manikin wipes.
manikin face shield FAQs
Is this the same as a CPR face shield for real rescue?
No. A rescue face shield is a barrier device a responder carries to give breaths to a real casualty. This is a manikin hygiene barrier for classroom use. If you want the rescue product, look at the keyring CPR face shields instead.
Are they single use?
Yes — one per student. That is the entire point: a fresh barrier each time is what makes shared manikin use hygienic without stopping to disinfect between every learner.
How many students does a roll cover?
Thirty-six, so roughly a full day of teaching for most class sizes. Order against your throughput rather than per course, since a roll is consumed by student count and not by session count.
Do I still need to clean the manikin?
Yes. Shields reduce contact but do not replace cleaning — wipe the manikin down between sessions and replace face skins and airway parts on schedule. Shields and wipes do different jobs.
Do they fit any manikin?
They are designed as a general manikin hygiene barrier. Check fit against your specific manikin face, particularly for infant models where the face is much smaller than an adult one.
You must not rely on the information on this site as an alternative to medical advice from your medical physician or other qualified healthcare provider. Consult your healthcare provider immediately if you think that you may have a medical emergency or for the diagnosis and treatment of injuries. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified healthcare provider before starting any new treatment or with any questions that you may have regarding a medical condition or injury.
| Manufacturer_ms | Germany |
|---|---|
| Model Number_ms | K61SD521 |
| Ecolabel_ms | yes |