Fabrication Enterprises Orfit® Classic, Stiff, 24" X 36" X 1/8", Non-Perforated

Orfit® Classic, Stiff, 24" X 36" X 1/8", Non-Perforated

Orfit Classic stiff thermoplastic splinting material is a non-perforated sheet for fabricating orthoses. Buyers who need added support and strength for larger orthoses may prefer this low-stretch version, while the transparent molding stage can make fabrication easier to monitor. This sheet measures 24 inch x 36 inch x 1/8 inch.

Good Fit For

• Fabricating larger orthoses
• Workflows that use dry heat during forming
• Applications where self-adherence and outrigger attachment bonding are useful

Key Features

• Stiff, low-stretch Orfit Classic material for added support and strength in larger orthoses
• Non-perforated sheet for buyers who want a solid material surface
• Non-coated material sticks easily to itself and to outrigger attachments during fabrication
• Temporary bond during fabrication becomes permanent with exposure to dry heat
• Material turns transparent when ready for molding, helping visibility during fabrication

Applications and Usage

• Creating very small to very large orthoses
• Fabrication steps where visual monitoring during molding is helpful
• Building orthoses that benefit from increased support and strength

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• This version is the stiff, low-stretch option rather than the soft, high-stretch version.
• The sheet is non-perforated, which may affect material preference during fabrication.
• Permanent bonding occurs when the material is exposed to dry heat.

FAQ

• Is this the stiff or soft version of Orfit Classic? This sheet is the stiff version. The product details describe the stiff version as the low-stretch option with increased support and strength for larger orthoses.
• Is the sheet perforated? No. This Orfit Classic sheet is non-perforated.
• What size is this sheet? This sheet measures 24 inch x 36 inch x 1/8 inch.
• How does the material behave during fabrication? The non-coated material sticks easily to itself and to outrigger attachments. It bonds temporarily during fabrication and then permanently when exposed to dry heat.
• How can I tell when the material is ready for molding? The material turns transparent when it is ready for molding, which helps with visibility during the fabrication process.

From Orfit by Fabrication Enterprises.