For use with:
Little Anne AED
Little Anee QCPR
Give your Little Anne CPR manikin a renewed, lifelike airway with the Jaw Assembly 20201—the genuine factory replacement that re‑establishes proper head‑tilt/chin‑lift mechanics and facial realism for every skills session.
Why replace the jaw?
Repeated head‑tilt and airway checks can loosen or crack the original mandible over time, leading to sloppy motion, misaligned face skins, or compromised mask fit. Installing this precise OEM part restores the smooth, hinged action instructors expect—so learners practice airway opening exactly as they would on a patient.
Key features & benefits
| Feature | Training benefit |
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| Pre‑assembled hinge & pivot pins | Delivers crisp, reliable head‑tilt/chin‑lift without extra parts or adjustments. |
| Anatomically contoured mandible | Holds face skin and airway valve in perfect alignment for leak‑free ventilations. |
| Durable, latex‑free polymer | Resists cracking and wear through thousands of practice cycles. |
| Snap‑in OEM fit | Installs in minutes on any generation Little Anne—no specialty tools required. |
| Smooth, non‑porous finish | Wipes clean easily with standard manikin disinfectants, speeding classroom turnaround. |
Ideal users
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CPR/BLS instructors refurbishing manikins between high‑volume classes
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Training centers maintaining AHA compliance standards
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Schools, EMS academies, corporate safety programs needing dependable airway accuracy
Specifications
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Part number: 20201
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Material: Impact‑resistant ABS (latex‑free)
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Components included: Mandible, hinge pins, pivot springs (pre‑mounted)
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Weight: ≈ 40 g (1.4 oz)
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Compatibility: All Little Anne CPR manikin models, legacy through current
Quick installation guide
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Open the torso shell and detach the old jaw from its pivot posts.
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Align the 20201 assembly on the posts; press firmly until it clicks into place.
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Reattach face skin and airway valve—your manikin is class‑ready again.
Restore authentic airway practice and extend the life of your training fleet with the Little Anne Jaw Assembly 20201—because every learner deserves realistic, dependable feedback when mastering life‑saving skills.
