- Natural viscose padding for casts
- Absorbs wound fluid away from skin
- Reduces chance of maceration
- Gives a soft and comfortable cushion
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- Soft padding great for bony prominences
- Self-adhesive backing for easy application
- Raised felt surface for improved comfort
- Supplied in a pack of four sheets
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- Controlled stretch;
- Easy to handle;
- Sufficient rigidity.
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- High-quality self-adhesive padding material
- Suitable for lining splints and casts
- Supplied in a convenient dispenser box
- Ideal for facilities that require high volumes of padding
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- Soft open-cell foam padding
- Built-in antimicrobial agent reduces the occurrence of unpleasant odours
- Self-adhesive backing to ensure correct placement
- Latex free for reduced irritation
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- Synthetic undercast padding
- Attached on to a thin polyurethane foam bandage
- Conforms to the skin and offers excellent cushioning
- Wicks moisture away from the skin
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- Synthetic padding for casts
- Wicks moisture from skin
- Reduces chance of maceration
- Suitable for use with plaster of Paris and synthetic casts
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- Provides excellent protection against pressure, friction and skin maceration
- Covered with a four-way stretch fabric that allows an intimate fit
- Adheres gently but firmly to dry skin
- Fully sterile for medical use
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- Kit includes finger splint, gauze, and finger cots
- Splint treats joint stiffness and correct mallet finger deformity
- Gauze can be used to pad out finger for a more secure splint fit
- Rubber cots protect gauze from moisture and dirt
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- Medical grade foam for effective cushioning
- Soft material great for bony prominences
- Self-adhesive backing for easy application
- Supplied in a pack of four sheets
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- Designed for use with splints created with neoprene
- Allows a reliable fastening or closure to be added
- Fastening can be opened or closed at will for improved patient comfort
- Can be applied using a regular household iron
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- Soft open-cell padding for patient comfort
- Suitable for lining splints and casts
- Self-adhesive backing for easy application
- Supplied in a convenient dispenser box
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- Soft open-cell padding for patient comfort
- Suitable for lining splints and casts
- Self-adhesive backing for easy re-positioning or replacement
- Latex free for reduced irritation
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- Ideal for padding splints and casts
- Latex free for reduced irritation
- Easy to apply and replace
- Available in three different sizes
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- Stretches to three times its original size
- Ideal for use as a lining under splints and casts
- Suitable for smaller limbs and digits or for paediatric use
- Removable and washable
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- Contains an assortment of Rolyan splinting materials
- Cost-effective way for educators to purchase materials for advanced training
- Includes Polycushion padding material
- Latex-free, biodegradable and x-ray translucent
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- Ideal for use as a lining under splints and casts
- Black for contrast with most splinting materials
- Supplied in a dispenser box for easier application and storage
- Latex free for reduced irritation
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- Designed for use in gloves, splints and footwear
- Helps disperse energy of impacts and reduce skin shearing
- Designed to resist bottoming out
- Latex free for reduced irritation
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- High-density, open-cell foam padding
- Viscoelastic impact absorption properties for superior support
- Self-adhesive backing to ensure correct placement
- Ideal for lining splints
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- Provides cushioning, protection and dispersion of pressure
- Suitable for splint and orthotic device customisation
- Self-adhesive backing for easy application
- Hand washable to maintain optimum comfort and compliance
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- Firm closed-cell padding material
- Designed to resist bottoming out
- Can be applied to splinting material prior to immersion in hot water
- Washable to maintain patient comfort
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- Ideal as a splint liner or edging material
- Adhesive backing for easy application and replacement
- Latex free for reduced irritation
- Available in three different sizes
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- Optimised for use with thermoplastic splints
- Can also be used with patients who are hypersensitive to heat or pressure
- Low-tack adhesive ideal for splints requiring frequent padding changes
- Washable to maintain patient comfort
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- Optimised for use with thermoplastic splints
- Can also be used with patients who are hypersensitive to heat or pressure
- Self adhesive and easy to apply
- Washable to maintain patient comfort
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- Designed for use under splints and casts
- Innovative fabric keeps skin dry and comfortable
- Helps prevent skin maceration
- Improves patient comfort and compliance
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- Wicks moisture away from the skin to reduce risks of maceration
- Excellent conformability and fit without excessive constriction
- Ideal material for an initial undercast layer
- Latex free for reduced irritation
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- Contains an assortment of Rolyan splinting materials
- Cost-effective way for educators to purchase materials for advanced training
- Includes Polycushion padding material
- Latex-free, biodegradable and x-ray translucent
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- Open-cell, slow-recovery padding with memory
- Durable yet soft for patient comfort
- Moulds via body heat for ease of use
- Ideal for lining splints or adapting equipment
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- Ideal for use as padding
- Provides uniform pressure for oedema control
- Latex free for reduced irritation
- Fits most adults
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- Ideal for lining splints
- Can also be used to cushion pressure areas
- Helps to prevent skin breakdown and increase patient comfort
- Machine washable and dryable
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- Provides pressure and friction relief in a variety of situations
- Can be applied to splinting materials or used to line braces
- Can be used as a replacement for moleskin/felt in total contact casts
- Two-way stretch top cover and adhesive backing for secure positioning
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- Natural rayon fibre padding
- Highly absorbent for more effective use
- Breathable and cushioning
- Reduces chance of pressure sores developing
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- Natural rayon fibre padding
- Highly absorbent for effective use
- Breathable and cushioning
- Reduces chance of pressure sores developing
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