Our most versatile splinting material can be used by novice or experienced splinters alike

Resistance to Stretch

• Minimum to moderate resistance to stretch.
• Tolerates minimum to moderate handling during splint molding.
• Handle on a horizontal plane and form splint in a gravity-assisted position.
• Gentle, smooth motions yield superior results.

Drape

• Moderate drape with only light to moderate pressure.
• Contours are quick to form.

Memory

• Minimum to moderate memory.
• Splints can be modified a few times without thinning.
• Requires less handling and maintains contours while cooling.

Rigidity

• Molded splints have a moderate rigidity.
• A circumferential splint is flexible enough for easy donning and doffing, yet strong enough for immobilization.

Bonding

• The unique Environmentally Friendly (EF) coating gives a tacky feel that helps hold the material in place, without the material pulling or falling away.
• A wet bond will hold firmly but can be pulled apart once cooled.
• Dry heating two surfaces will form a strong bond.
• For a permanent bond, scratch to remove the coating and apply dry heat, then press together firmly. Do not use solvent
• Instruction Guidelines included.

Surface Finish

• Moderate resistance to fingerprints and resists showing stains.
• Smooth, self-sealing cut edges remain sealed even after reheating.

Applications

• 1/8" Preferred® can be used for almost any splinting application. Use for dynamic and static splinting; for adult and pediatric positioning; and for post-burn and post-surgical care.
• 3/32" Preferred® is thin and lightweight, yet strong, and can be used for forearm and hand-based splints. Ideal for arthritis splints, post-operative splints, and for pediatric splints when children are able to cooperate.

Working Time (1/8")

• Allows three to five minutes to form and harden after softening in 160° F (71° C) water.

Latex Free

Free of BPA chemicals

See Specs tab for perforation and thickness.

Sheets sold individually or in a case of 2 or 4.