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A '''vacuum bed''' or '''vacrack''', is a [[bondage]] device designed to hold a [[victim]] immobile by removing the air between two sheets of [[rubber]] or [[latex]] held in a frame (the 'bed') much in the same way as a piece of vacuum packed meat.  The victim is equipped with a breathing tube to avoid suffocation.
 
A '''vacuum bed''' or '''vacrack''', is a [[bondage]] device designed to hold a [[victim]] immobile by removing the air between two sheets of [[rubber]] or [[latex]] held in a frame (the 'bed') much in the same way as a piece of vacuum packed meat.  The victim is equipped with a breathing tube to avoid suffocation.
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This is an intense [[total enclosure]] experience, with the victim generally totally immobile and subject to [[sensory deprivation]], so particular care is needed.
  
 
More expensive vacuum beds use special pumps to expel the air, whilst cheaper ones rely on a vacuum cleaner to provide suction.   
 
More expensive vacuum beds use special pumps to expel the air, whilst cheaper ones rely on a vacuum cleaner to provide suction.   
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Similar devices are also known in the medical field, where it is most often called a '''vacuum mattress''' or '''vacmat'''.  They are typically used in trauma emergencies where it is important to move a person at the same time as having them immobile.
 
Similar devices are also known in the medical field, where it is most often called a '''vacuum mattress''' or '''vacmat'''.  They are typically used in trauma emergencies where it is important to move a person at the same time as having them immobile.
  
On top of the usual [[Bondage: Safety|dangers associated with bondage]], there are dangers of [[positional_asphyxia]] and anyone using one of these, both [[Top (BDSM)|top]] and [[Bottom (BDSM)|bottom]] should be aware of them.
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As well as the usual [[Bondage: Safety|dangers associated with bondage]], there is the risk of [[postural asphyxia]].  Anyone using one of these beds, both [[Top (BDSM)|tops]] and [[Bottom (BDSM)|bottoms]] should be aware of the risks.
  
 
The term ''vacuum bed'' is also used in other contexts, such as conveying sheet glass or metal, and in engineering, for removal of dust on a cutting platform - make sure you buy the right thing!
 
The term ''vacuum bed'' is also used in other contexts, such as conveying sheet glass or metal, and in engineering, for removal of dust on a cutting platform - make sure you buy the right thing!
  
==See Also==
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== See slso ==
 
* [[SM equipment]]
 
* [[SM equipment]]
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* [[Vacuum cube]]
  
 
==External links==
 
==External links==
 
<!-- link non-functional * [http://www.londonfetishscene.com/newsdesk/ViewArticle.asp?ArticleID=1803 Zip Gets Vacumm Packed] from LFS -->
 
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* [http://slyx.com/JSB_VacBed/index.htm Photographs by Andrew Smrz]
 
* [http://slyx.com/JSB_VacBed/index.htm Photographs by Andrew Smrz]
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* [http://www.kinkengineering.com/ Kink Engineering]
  
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Latest revision as of 08:16, 1 May 2016

Vacuum bed

A vacuum bed or vacrack, is a bondage device designed to hold a victim immobile by removing the air between two sheets of rubber or latex held in a frame (the 'bed') much in the same way as a piece of vacuum packed meat. The victim is equipped with a breathing tube to avoid suffocation.

This is an intense total enclosure experience, with the victim generally totally immobile and subject to sensory deprivation, so particular care is needed.

More expensive vacuum beds use special pumps to expel the air, whilst cheaper ones rely on a vacuum cleaner to provide suction.

Similar devices are also known in the medical field, where it is most often called a vacuum mattress or vacmat. They are typically used in trauma emergencies where it is important to move a person at the same time as having them immobile.

As well as the usual dangers associated with bondage, there is the risk of postural asphyxia. Anyone using one of these beds, both tops and bottoms should be aware of the risks.

The term vacuum bed is also used in other contexts, such as conveying sheet glass or metal, and in engineering, for removal of dust on a cutting platform - make sure you buy the right thing!

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