Fiberglass casting tape
Description:
1. Material: fiberglass/polyester
2. Color option: variant colors available
3. Length: 2.7/3.6meters or customized
4. Width:5/7.5/10/12.5/15cm or customized
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Product type
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Orthopedic casting tape |
Material
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Fiberglass/polyester
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Size
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5/7.5/10/12.5/15cm*2.7/3.6meters or customized |
Color
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Variant colors
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Customized
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OEM/ODM is welcomed
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Application
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For hospital, pharmacy, family and personal use
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Function
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Protect and immobilize a broken limb
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Certification | ISO/DOC |
Package | Individual polybag |
Shelf time
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5 years
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Sample
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Free
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Origin |
China
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HS code
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30059010
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Introduction of fiberglass casting tape
Fiberglass casting tape is a type of medical material that is commonly used in orthopedic care. It is typically applied to support and immobilize broken bones or injured joints during the healing process.
Features of fiberglass casting tape
It is made of fiberglass strands that are coated with a polyurethane resin. Here are some of the key features of fiberglass casting tape:
- Lightweight: Lightweight makes it comfortable for patients to wear. It does not add a lot of extra weight to the affected limb or body part.
- Strong: Very strong and durable. It provides excellent support and protection to the affected area, which helps to prevent further damage.
- Moldable: Moldable means that it can be shaped and formed to fit the specific contours of the affected limb or body part. This ensures a snug and comfortable fit, which is important for effective immobilization and support.
- Waterproof: Once it sets, fiberglass casting tape is waterproof, which means that patients can shower or swim without having to worry about damaging the cast.
- Radiolucent: Means that it does not interfere with X-rays or other imaging tests. This allows healthcare professionals to monitor the healing progress without having to remove the cast.
Application of fiberglass casting tape
- Fracture immobilization: Often used to immobilize and stabilize fractures. The tape is applied around the affected limb or body part, creating a hard, protective shell that holds the broken bones in place while they heal.
- Joint immobilization: Can also be used to immobilize and support injured joints, such as sprained ankles or wrists. The tape is wrapped around the joint, providing stability and preventing further damage while the joint heals.
- Corrective casting: In some cases, fiberglass casting tape can be used to correct deformities or misalignments of bones or joints. The tape is applied in a specific way to gradually shift the bones or joints into their correct position over time.
- Post-surgical support: Fiberglass casting tape may be used after surgery to support and protect the affected area. It can also be used to reduce swelling and promote healing.
Overall, it is a versatile material that can be used in a variety of orthopedic applications. Its lightweight, durable, and moldable properties make it an ideal choice for immobilizing and supporting broken bones and injured joints during the healing process.