Increasing Survivability

IMMI® invented RollTek®, the advanced side roll protection system to keep firefighters, soldiers, truckers, and paramedics safer in the worst kind of accident – a rollover. RollTek is custom engineered for each industry and has been extensively crash tested at CAPE®, our state-of-the-art testing facility, to help turn what could be a fatal crash into a walk away event.

RollTek for Heavy Trucks, Military, and Fire Apparatus

A rollover can happen in an instant, that is why RollTek deploys in a quarter of a second.

HOW IT WORKS

  • A roll sensor monitors the truck’s position, and when a rollover is detected, up to three RollTek components are deployed per seating position
  • Seat pretensioners keep the driver or front seat passenger securely in their seats
  • Suspension seats lower to increase survivable space in the cab
  • Side airbags deploy to cushion the head and neck

ambulancerolltek-bigRollTek for Ambulance

RollTek, also available in the ambulance industry, deploys side airbags in a rollover to greatly reduce the potential for death or serious injury to EMS personnel riding in the patient compartment.

HOW IT WORKS

  • A roll sensor inside the vehicle continuously monitors ambulance stability
  • When a rollover is detected, the system deploys side airbags in all the seating positions where RollTek is utilized
  • Heads and necks of EMS personnel riding in the patient compartment are cushioned
  • Three-point seat belts, engineered as part of the RollTek system, act as a primary restraining device and position the occupant to impact the airbag in a rollover

Why RollTek?

With RollTek side roll protection, even the most severe crashes can be survivable. RollTek can dramatically reduce the human toll of rollover accidents, as well as make a significant impact on your bottom line.

Without RollTek, here’s what could happen in a rollover in a fire apparatus, commercial truck, or military vehicle:

  • Suspension seat rises to the highest position
  • Occupant rises out of the seat
  • Head strikes interior cab structure
  • Violent head and upper torso impact

For paramedics:

  • Occupant rises out of the seat
  • Head strikes interior patient compartment structures
  • Violent head and upper torso impact