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Each Mamottaro is made to order.
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A rescue training mannequin developed with support from fire departments for firefighting and disaster response drills.
Disaster Response Training Mannequin
As major disasters have become more frequent in Japan, demand for realistic and dependable rescue training mannequins has grown.
Mamottaro was developed with support from local fire departments specifically for firefighting and disaster response exercises.
After two years of development, it combines a training-resistant resin body with a human-like range of motion and realistic weight distribution.
Its durable construction and repairable, adjustable design have been highly regarded by training professionals.
Completed after two years of development with guidance from the advanced rescue team at Otsu Central Fire Station and Otsu North Fire Station in Shiga, Japan.
Two Mamottaro mannequins were used in practical training at the 2018 International Rescue Team Seminar.
The movable chest supports realistic rescue exercises such as carrying the mannequin on the back or in the arms. While many training mannequins have joints that move in only one direction, Mamottaro offers a wider range of motion for easier handling. Its high-strength resin body is designed to withstand demanding drills.
Developed for a wide range of emergencies
Repairable and adjustable
Developed for a wide range of emergencies
Designed for realistic, practical handling
Repairable and adjustable
Load-bearing testing at a fire station
Using a 1.5-ton concrete slab,
Mamottaro withstood a load of up to 0.7 tons.
Each Mamottaro is made to order.
Please contact us for pricing.
Mamottaro is also available to rent.
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