Patterson Medical Splinting Material Rolyan Ezeform Solid 1/8 X 24 X 36 Inch Thermoplastic White

Splinting Material Rolyan Ezeform Solid 1/8 X 24 X 36 Inch Thermoplastic White

Rolyan Ezeform solid splinting material is a white thermoplastic sheet for fabricating custom-molded rigid splints. It fits rehabilitation and clinical fabrication workflows where buyers need a material that resists stretch, drapes well, and stays in place while contours are formed. This sheet measures 24 x 36 inch and heats at 160 to 170 degrees F for 1 minute, with a working time of 4 to 6 minutes.

Good Fit For

• Custom rigid splint fabrication
• Joint support applications where pain or irritation is a concern
• Rehabilitation and therapy fabrication workflows

Key Features

• Made for custom-molded rigid splints in rehabilitation and splint fabrication settings
• Maximum resistance to stretch helps maintain shape during molding
• Superior draping and conforming qualities support detailed contouring
• Slightly tacky surface helps the material stay in place during fabrication
• Edges trim easily and can be rubbed smooth for a cleaner finished splint
• Heat activated at 160 to 170 degrees F for 1 minute with a 4 to 6 minute working time

Applications and Usage

• Fabricating custom-molded rigid splints
• Forming splints that need defined contours
• Trimming and finishing splint edges after molding

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Size: 24 X 36 Inch.
• Material: Plastic.
• This is a solid sheet rather than a perforated format.
• The material is heat activated and requires heating to 160 to 170 degrees F before molding.
• Working time is 4 to 6 minutes, so fabrication steps should be prepared in advance.

FAQ

• What is this splinting material used for? This thermoplastic sheet is used to fabricate custom-molded rigid splints.
• How does the material handle during molding? The material offers maximum resistance to stretch, drapes and conforms well, and stays in place while critical contours are molded.
• What heating and working time should buyers expect? The sheet is heat activated between 160 and 170 degrees F for 1 minute and gives a working time of 4 to 6 minutes.
• Does the surface help during fabrication? Yes. The slightly tacky surface helps hold the material in place during splint fabrication.
• Are the edges easy to finish? Yes. The edges trim easily and can be rubbed smooth for finishing.

From Patterson Medical.