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MULTIFUNCTIONAL
INNOVATIVE
INTERACTIVE
INCLUSIVE
CPR & First Aid Training
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
First aid training is getting a much-needed reality check. In a major leap forward for emergency education, CPR CLANCY Pty Ltd, has unveiled a groundbreaking, QLD-engineered multi-functional CPR and First Aid manikin designed specifically for real-world learning environments.
Meet CPR Clancy KD2 — the next evolution in simulation tRAINING
Prioritising realism, inclusivity, and practicality, CPR CLANCY KD2 sets a new benchmark for modern-day training.
"Built for extended training capabilities, CPR Clancy brings real-world scenarios to life. It’s the ultimate addition to your existing fleet, or the perfect start to a new one."
Katy O'Connell — CEO, Link CPR Plus & CPR CLANCY
Why CPR Clancy is Setting a New Standard
Proudly QLD-Engineered
Designed with local expertise to meet the rigorous demands of Australian first responders and educators, ensuring premium quality and durability.
Realistic Head Movement
Tilt, twist, and turn functions simulate accurate airway positioning, obstruction clearance, and full compatibility with current choking intervention devices.
Trauma-Ready Realism
Go beyond basic CPR. Simulate packing stab or bullet wounds, manage CSF leaks, flush insects from ear canals, stabilise spinal injuries, and practice safe helmet removal for scooter and motorbike accidents.
Inclusive Representation
Featuring both cis male and cis female manikins with medium-brown skin tones, CPR Clancy supports cultural diversity and normalises the female form in CPR training.
Lightweight & Portable
Built for educators on the move. Compact, tough, and weighing just 3.5 kg — effortless to transport across classrooms and campuses.
Hygienic by Design
Single-use lung bags drastically reduce cross-infection risks, making Clancy the safe, ideal choice for large student cohorts.
Next-Gen Medication Support
Fully integrated for modern emergency responses, including training support for Neffy (TGA-approved nasal epinephrine for anaphylaxis) and Midazolam nasal atomiser for seizure first aid.
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