The Rolyan Polyflex II and Polyform Thermoplastic Splinting Materials provide high-quality and reliable support solutions through easy customization. Crafted from premier thermoplastics, these materials soften in hot water and mold effortlessly for a perfect, tailored fit, optimizing therapeutic outcomes.

Available in a variety of colors and perforation options, such as Beige, White, Blue, Light Blue, and Charcoal, they cater to aesthetic preferences while maximizing comfort and airflow. These splinting sheets are commonly used for constructing custom splints for immobilizing and supporting injuries, offering indispensable aid in the healing process.

Key Features:

• High-quality thermoplastic material that softens quickly in hot water and easily molds to the body for a personalized fit.
• Available in various perforation options to provide additional airflow and comfort during prolonged wear.
• Offered in different colors including Beige, White, Blue, Light Blue, and Charcoal, to suit patient preferences and needs.

Uses:

• The Rolyan Polyflex II Thermoplastic Splinting Material is designed for creating custom splints to support and immobilize injuries involving joints, ligaments, or muscles, promoting healing and reducing pain. It is frequently used in rehabilitation centers and by physical therapists for post-surgical care.
• The Rolyan Polyform Thermoplastic Splinting Material is ideal for making rigid orthotic devices and supports that conform snugly to the body's contours, offering both comfort and therapeutic benefits. It is perfect for treating degenerative conditions like arthritis by stabilizing the affected area.

FAQs:

1. Can the Rolyan splinting materials be reheated for adjustments?
Yes, the Rolyan splinting materials can be reheated multiple times, allowing for adjustments to ensure the perfect fit.

2. What is the difference between solid and perforated sheets?
Solid sheets provide maximum support and rigidity, while perforated sheets allow for improved breathability and comfort over extended uses.

3. Is professional assistance required to use these splinting materials?
It is recommended that the splinting materials be used under the guidance of a healthcare professional to ensure proper application and efficacy.

4. How long does it take for the splinting material to set after molding?
Once molded, the splinting material typically sets within minutes as it cools to body temperature, forming a durable, supportive structure.