THE AGILE™ System

Developer of THE AGILE™ — Concept · Engineering · Distribution  ·  Manufactured by Thermamour, UK
CE Class I
ISO 9001
Made in the UK

Hypothermia Evacuation Bag

THE
AGILE
SYSTEM

The complete tactical hypothermia alleviating and treatment system — designed for deployment in under 30 seconds. Solo operator. No tools. No second person required.

2.5 kg
Evacuation Bag

460 kg
Load Tested

4
Zipper Pairs

−40 °C
Temperature

CE Class I
ISO 9001
Made in the UK
Reusable
CoTCCC

2.5 kg
Evacuation Bag

460 kg
Load Tested

4
Zipper Pairs

−40 °C
Temp. Range

CE Class I MDR 2017/745
Reusable · Easy to Clean
THERMARMOUR® Xtreme Fabric
Manufactured in the UK
NSN Registration in Progress
CoTCCC Protocol Aligned
ISO 9001 Quality Management
CE Class I MDR 2017/745
Reusable · Easy to Clean
THERMARMOUR® Xtreme Fabric
Manufactured in the UK
NSN Registration in Progress
CoTCCC Protocol Aligned
ISO 9001 Quality Management

System Architecture
THE AGILE
SYSTEM.

THE AGILE™ is not just a rescue bag. It is a multi-component integrated system — thermal protection, treatment aids, cross-hatch litter base — deployed as a single unit.

Tailored to your needs · Compatible with NATO sleeping bag systems

Evacuation Bag: 2.5 kg

Engineered for Tactical Evacuation. Every feature designed for the demands of combat casualty care — no nonsense, no frills.

Carry & Storage
Gear Bag

Waterproof, made of Cordura. Multifunctional, variable volume, can be compressed in length and diameter to suit the contents. Usable for holding medical package and waste. Can be carried separately for distribution of medical equipment within the squad. MOLLE/PALS compatible carry bag (8–14 L) for equipment storage. Paracord secured.

Deployment System
Roll & Go
Carry System

Packed into a dry compression bag at just 20 × 45 cm. Deploys in under 30 seconds — can be shaken out with one hand. Large orientation icon at head end for fast identification in low-light. Multifunctional gear bag made of robust Cordura, secured with paracord to prevent loss.

20 × 45 cm packed
Under 30 seconds
One-hand deploy
Casualty Transport
Tubular Webbing
Litter Base

Continuous cross-hatch tubular webbing (25 mm, 20 kN, EN 565) across the entire floor area — providing a stabilising stretcher function. Tested to 460 kg. Eight long rescue handles for 2- and 4-person extraction and rapid loading. CQB, CASEVAC and MEDEVAC compatible. Rapid deployment from stabilization point / CCP).

460 kg tested
8 handles
EN 565
Hygiene & Protection
Protective
Liner

Internal protective liner for hygiene and ease of decontamination between uses. 70 cm by 100 cm, can be positioned as needed. Secured with Velcro for quick replacement before the next CAS.

70 × 100 cm
Velcro secured
Field-replaceable
Treatment Protocol
MARCH
Checklist™

Laminated waterproof TCCC MARCH protocol checklist. Mounted with Velcro on chest for quick reference during treatment and secure hand over.

Waterproof
Laminated
Detachable
Thermal Coverage
Multifunctional
Poncho

Constructed from Thermamour laminate. Enhances hypothermia prevention both inside and outside the evacuation bag. Well-suited as a thermal cover for limbs in Subarctic environments during tourniquet application or conversion. If needed, cut off the Velcro compression belt from the evacuation bag to secure it.

Thermamour laminate
Inside & outside use
Velcro securable
Field Maintenance
Replacements/
Supplements

MARCH-checklist, protective liner and other parts available separately. Field-replaceable to maintain system integrity.

Treatment Access
4 Zipper
Pairs.

Color-coded treatment access without removing the system. Four relocatable access ports, with each pair independently resealable, maintain thermal integrity during all TCCC interventions. The casualty can remain in the rescue bag throughout DCR and DCS procedures.

THE AGILE Treatment Access — Colour-coded Zipper Pairs

Technical Data
Full
Specifications.

Each parameter independently verified. Developed by medTec Systems — manufactured by Thermamour in the UK. All components from leading European suppliers for maximum operational reliability.

CE Class I — EU MDR 2017/745 Medical Device Regulation

ISO 9001 Quality Management Medical device manufacturing

CoTCCC Protocol Aligned Tactical Combat Casualty Care

NSN Registration in Progress NATO Stock Number

Evacuation Bag 2.5 kg
Complete System Evacuation bag + Protective liner + Gear bag: 3.2 kg
Dimensions (Open) 235 cm × 106 cm — compatible with NATO sleeping bag systems
Packed Size 20 × 45 cm · 8 liters (dry compression bag)
Deployment Time Under 30 seconds
Heat Retention Up to 95% emitted body heat retained
Load Tested 460 kg · Tubular webbing base, EN 565, 20 kN
Rescue Handles 8 side handles — 2 and 4-person extraction
Treatment Access 4 pairs colour-coded zippers
Material Patented multilaminate THERMARMOUR® Xtreme · Flame-retard · X-ray compatible
Outer Colour Olive-green · Waterproof · Windproof
Inner Colour White · Liquid-repellent · Wipeable
Temperature Range −40 °C Subarctic to desert heat environments
Compatibility NATO accessories
Reusability Reusable — field cleanable, wipeable inner
Manufacturer Thermamour, United Kingdom

System Details
Key Features.
Treatment Access

Functional
Zip System


  • All openings with sturdy zips instead of Velcro straps for reliable, heat-sealed closure to prevent the chimney effect.

  • Zips on both sides along the full length of the rescue bag allow the front to open fully — enabling quick positioning and treatment from any side.

  • Four relocatable zip openings at the four extremities are color-coded in pairs for quick orientation and monitoring of required measures (MARCH). The casualty can remain in the rescue bag during DCR / DCS.
Operator Safety

Safe Handling
Under Stress


  • Head icon at the top of the rescue bag for quick reference.

  • Clearly structured MARCH checklist over the chest to aid examination — waterproof, writable, detachable for quick handover.

  • White interior lining for quick identification of liquids.

  • Multifunctional gear bag secured with paracord to the evacuation bag to prevent loss.
Sustainability

Supply, Materials
& Sustainability


  • We use only high-quality components from leading European suppliers to ensure operational reliability.

  • The wipeable interior and replaceable components enable quick reuse.

  • The product can be thoroughly washed and reused multiple times after visual inspection.

  • All materials may be disposed of with regular waste if they are not contaminated.

Interactive Overview
THE AGILE™
System.
01 · Packed AGILE System

Packed AGILE System

The complete system ready for transport — fully packed, weatherproof, mission-ready.
01
Packed System
Roll-Top Closure
Waterproof roll-top seals the bag completely against moisture and environmental exposure.
Compression Belts
Heavy-duty straps reduce pack volume and secure all components for compact, field-ready stowage.
02
Evacuation Bag Compressed
Tubular Webbing
High-strength handles rated for extraction forces — distribute load evenly for controlled movement.
Rapid-Release Compression Belt
Compression minimizes volume for transport and enables rapid deployment and repacking in field conditions.
03
Carrying System
Cross-Hatch Tubular Webbing
Provides litter-like stabilisation of CAS.
Long Carry Handles
Extended grips allow two- or four-person carry over varied terrain and in confined spaces.
04
Frontside Closed
Full-Length Zippers
Both sides open completely, openings can be positioned as required.
4 Colour-Coded Zipper Pairs
Extremity openings color-coded for MARCH protocol — casualty stays in the bag during DCR/DCS.
MARCH Checklist™
Waterproof, writable, detachable for rapid patient handover.
05
Front Open
Full Interior Access
Lid opens completely flat for unobstructed medical treatment from any side.
Replaceable Liner
White protective liner enables rapid liquid detection and system reset between deployments.
Wipeable Interior
Surface can be wiped clean for reuse, provided it is not contaminated.


Acquisition
Procurement
Channels.
02 — Distribution
Diaprax

European distribution partner for emergency medical and pre-hospital care markets. Stock held for rapid deployment across EU and NATO nations.

Contact Diaprax →

03 — NSN / Framework
NSN Pending

NATO Stock Number registration in progress. Framework contract options available for MoD, armed forces and allied procurement offices on request.

Enquire →

Behind the System
Developed.
Manufactured.
01
Developer & Commercial Partner

medTec Systems

Concept · Engineering · Distribution

medTec Systems develops functional medical textiles and hypothermia management systems for military, emergency, and healthcare applications. As the concept lead for THE AGILE™, the company oversees system development, testing, clinical alignment, and product launches for military, EMS, and government markets throughout Europe and NATO countries.

the-agile@medtecsystems.com

02
Manufacturer

Thermamour

Production · THERMARMOUR® Xtreme Fabric

THERMARMOUR is the product range of Interweave Textiles Ltd, UK, specializing in hypothermia-preventing products for hospitals, emergency services, law enforcement, and the military. THE AGILE™ is manufactured in the UK using patented THERMARMOUR® Xtreme multilaminate insulation. Production meets ISO 9001 quality management standards for MDR Class I products.

ISO 9001 · Made in the UK

Frequently Asked Questions
FAQ.
What is THE AGILE™ Tactical Hypothermia System?
THE AGILE™ is a military-grade system for hypothermia prevention and treatment, developed for tactical combat casualty care (TCCC). It combines a thermal protection barrier, integrated litter, and comprehensive hypothermia management into a single compact unit. This design allows solo operators to deploy it effectively under fire and in austere environments.
How does THE AGILE™ prevent hypothermia in trauma casualties?
THE AGILE™ features a multi-layer passive thermal insulation system that retains up to 95% of radiated body heat. When fully closed, it quickly creates a thermal envelope and helps restore normothermia, maintaining normal body temperature for hours in the field.
What is the THERMARMOUR® XTREME?
THERMARMOUR® XTREME is a reinforced, field-proven version of the patented THERMARMOUR® Advanced Warming Technology designed for the healthcare sector. Developed with field medics, it acts as a robust thermal barrier to help prevent hypothermia in cold environments, particularly during shock or injury. The heavy-duty, multi-layer bonded fabric provides passive warming and is optimized for safe casualty dragging and lifting in hazardous areas. The outer layer is waterproof, durable, and fire-resistant. The central layers reflect most body heat to form a thermal wrap, while the inner layer is liquid-tight and easy to clean. The laminate is washable and fully recyclable.
In which environments is THE AGILE™ designed to operate?
THE AGILE™ operates reliably in all climate zones, from Arctic conditions (−40 °C) to desert heat. It has been tested by mountaineers and in Arctic cold-weather exercises, and is suitable for wilderness medicine, offshore rescue, and medical support for extreme sports.
How is THE AGILE™ procured by military or government organisations?
THE AGILE™ is available through two procurement channels. UK buyers are supplied directly by THERMARMOUR, while European and NATO buyers are supplied by DIAPRAX, which maintains stock for rapid deployment. A NATO Stock Number (NSN) will be available soon. For RFQs, volume pricing, or product evaluation units, please contact medTec Systems.
What certifications does THE AGILE™ system hold?
THE AGILE™ is CE-certified as a Class I medical device under EU MDR 2017/745. Production meets ISO 9001 quality management standards for MDR Class I. The system aligns with CoTCCC protocols and complies with TCCC guidelines. NSN registration is underway to enable direct military procurement through NATO supply chains.
Can THE AGILE™ be used as a casualty evacuation litter?
Yes. THE AGILE™ includes a continuous cross-hatch tubular webbing base (EN 565, 20 kN), tested to 460 kg. Eight carry handles allow for two- or four-person extraction. The cross-hatch base provides stable transport on any terrain.
What is the packed size and weight of THE AGILE™?
THE AGILE™ Evacuation bag weighs 2.5 kg. Together with a replaceable protective liner measuring 70 cm by 100 cm and weighing 300g it packs into a 400g gear bag and can be compressed to 20 cm × 45 cm. For additional equipment the gear bag can be expanded to 70 cm × 20 cm. The system is compatible with standard MOLLE-compatible patrol packs, enabling soldiers to carry a complete hypothermia evacuation system without compromising their mission load.
Is THE AGILE™ suitable for civilian emergency medical services?
Although developed to military TCCC standards, THE AGILE™ is fully applicable to civilian pre-hospital emergency medicine, mountain rescue, HEMS operations, and mass casualty incident management (MCI). Its CE certification confirms compliance with European regulatory requirements for civilian EMS deployment. THE AGILE™ is also used in wilderness medicine, offshore rescue, and medical support at extreme sports events.
Who developed THE AGILE™, and what are the roles of Thermamour and medTec Systems?
THE AGILE™ is developed by medTec Systems in close collaboration with military rescue experts and material specialists from Thermamour, which also manufactures THE AGILE™ to the highest quality standards. medTec Systems and Thermamour bring extensive expertise in thermal protection engineering, military medicine, and defense procurement to deliver mission-critical solutions.

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