Synthetic Cast Bandage

Synthetic Cast Bandage  – After surgery on the bones, joints, or tendons, casts and splints may be applied to repair broken bones, injured joints, and torn tendons. A cast or splint is used to immobilise a bone or joint as it recovers after an injury. This aids in limiting motion and shielding the area from more harm.
Flexible Fiberglass/Polyester tape impregnated with water-activated polyurethane resin is used to make Durocast” Synthetic Casting Bandage. making light-weight casts for fracture immobilisation and other orthopaedic adjustments. Flexible Fiberglass/Polyester tape impregnated with water-activated polyurethane resin is used to make synthetic casting bandages. creating light-weight casts for fracture immobilisation and other orthopaedic adjustments.

Casts made of synthetic materials have a lot of benefits, such as early load bearing, strength, durability, and impact resistance. They are lightweight, which is very advantageous to patients of all ages since it allows them to perform daily activities and suitable workouts without having to lug around a heavy cast.

What is a Synthetic Cast Bandage Used For?
A cast is a firm, bolstering bandage that encircles the extremity completely. Casts come in a wide variety of sizes and shapes, but the two materials that are used most frequently are plaster and fibreglass. Casts are a useful and efficient way to treat fractures, despite their potential for discomfort and weight.

Polyester base fabric coated with water curable polyurethane.
It is X-ray transparent, light weight, porous & it is of variable setting time.
Sizes : 5cm x 3.6m, 7.5cm x 3.6m, 10cm x 3.6m, 12.5cm x 3.6m