Patterson Medical Splinting Material Rolyan® TailorSplint 1% Perforated 32 X 18 X 24 Inch Thermoplastic Beige, 4/CS

Splinting Material Rolyan® TailorSplint 1% Perforated 32 X 18 X 24 Inch Thermoplastic Beige, 4/CS

Rolyan TailorSplint splinting material is a low-temperature thermoplastic sheet for fabricating hand splints and larger orthoses. It works well for professional settings that need one material to handle a range of splinting applications while balancing drapability with resistance to stretch. This beige sheet is 1% perforated for slight ventilation and added comfort, and it comes in an 18 X 24 inch size.

Good Fit For

• Fabricating hand splints
• Creating larger orthoses
• Clinical splinting workflows that need quick heating and shaping
• Buyers seeking slight ventilation in a rigid thermoplastic sheet

Key Features

• Low-temperature thermoplastic supports professional splint fabrication with a non-stick surface
• Balances drapability and resistance to stretch for versatile shaping and support
• 1% perforation adds slight ventilation and comfort without compromising rigidity
• Covers a wide range of applications, from hand splints to larger orthoses
• Needs minimal shaping, with gentle strokes used during molding
• Water heating takes one minute or less at 150 to 160 degrees F, with one to five minutes of working time

Applications and Usage

• Forming custom hand splints
• Making larger orthotic supports
• Shaping thermoplastic splints with minimal handling time
• Using a perforated sheet where slight ventilation and comfort are preferred

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Size: 18 X 24 Inch.
• Material: Plastic.
• Heating guidance is one minute or less in water at 150 to 160 degrees F
• Working time after heating is one to five minutes, so setup should be ready before molding
• This sheet is 1% perforated, which offers slight ventilation rather than a more open perforation pattern
• Long-term use depends on proper care after the splint is fully molded

FAQ

• What kinds of splints or orthoses can this material be used for? Rolyan TailorSplint can cover a wide range of applications, from hand splints to larger orthoses.
• How long does this thermoplastic need to heat before shaping? The material needs one minute or less of water heating at 150 to 160 degrees F.
• How much working time do I get after heating? After heating, Rolyan TailorSplint offers one to five minutes of working time for molding.
• Does the perforated design affect comfort? Yes. The 1% perforated sheet offers slight ventilation and added comfort without compromising rigidity.
• Is this material easy to shape? Yes. Rolyan TailorSplint requires minimal shaping, with only gentle strokes needed during molding.

From Rolyan TailorSplint by Patterson Medical.