HAL® S1060 Critical Care Procedural Trainer
The All-in-One Solution for Emergency and Critical Care Procedural Skills Training
Introducing the HAL® S1060, a multi-disciplinary trainer for emergency and critical care procedural skills. The HAL S1060 enables comprehensive training in central venous catheter insertion (landmark and ultrasound-guided), needle decompression, thoracostomy, paracentesis, radial arterial line placement, and IV access—all in one user-friendly and powerful solution.
HAL S1060 delivers unmatched procedure fidelity, helping trainees develop skills directly transferable to real-world scenarios.
Comprehensive and Realistic Ultrasound-Guided Central Line Training
Practice landmark and ultrasound-guided central venous catheterization at the right internal jugular vein, subclavian vein (supraclavicular and infraclavicular), and bilateral femoral vein.
Computer-Controlled Physiology and Scenario Controls
Built-in digital control interface with adjustable heart rate, blood pressure, venous flow rate, and pulse strength, enabling more realistic physiological responses. Includes built-in vital signs, presets, and accompanying case content.
Available in 3 different skin tones
• Adult part-body trainer with lifelike skin inserts and precise anatomical landmarks.
• Supports both landmark and ultrasound-guided access at the right internal jugular, subclavian (supraclavicular and infraclavicular)
and bilateral femoral veins.
• Multi-use CVC sites include realistic tissue, veins, arteries, and palpable pulses.
• Enables procedures such as needle insertion, guidewire advancement, dilation, catheter placement, and fluid infusion.
• Realistic flashback and suturing the line in place.
• CVC sites support standard ultrasound machines and probes.
• Adjustable heart rate, blood pressure, and pulse strength.
• Built-in vital signs case presets.
• Features internal automatic recirculating venous and arterial blood flow and an auto-filling blood reservoir.
• Internal, auto-filling blood reservoir for easy setup and cleaning.
Emergency Procedure Modules
• Tension pneumothorax site with needle decompression, producing an audible hiss.
• Left hemopneumothorax site for landmark palpation, incision, chest tube insertion, bleeding control, and suturing; left arm positioning adjustable (abduction, flexion, hand behind head).
• Paracentesis site supports both landmark-based and ultrasound-guided needle insertion, catheter placement,and fluid aspiration/drainage.
• Right radial arterial line site for palpation-guided catheterization, flashback observation, sampling, and invasive blood pressure monitoring.
• Arm IV access site for intravenous catheter insertion, venipuncture,and continuous infusion.
• Includes a guidebook for scenario-based procedural learning events.