The Performance Health Rolyan Thermoplastic Splinting Material is an innovative solution for creating customized support splints tailored for rehabilitation needs. The Rolyan ProDrape boasts a thickness of 1/16x18x24, available in charcoal, and comes with 13% UltraPerf perforation. Tailored for intricate body contours, it offers high conformability and superior drapability, ideal for precise molding.

Rolyan TailorSplint, with a thickness of 3/32" x 18" x 24", and 1% perforation, comes in an elegant beige. Both variants soften in hot water, allowing medical professionals to achieve ideal pliability for molding, and re-harden upon cooling for excellent rigidity. These features ensure that users benefit from optimal comfort, support, and ease of reshaping as patient needs evolve.

Key Features:

• High conformability and drapability allow for precise molding to intricate body structures with ease.
• The thermoplastic material softens in hot water and becomes pliable, providing adjustable rigidity based on the cooling duration.

Uses:

• The Rolyan Thermoplastic Splinting Material is used primarily for creating custom splints to support and immobilize arms, wrists, hands, and fingers during rehabilitation. It's ideal for use in physical therapy, orthopedics, and occupational therapy to tailor patient-specific needs.

FAQs:

1. How does the Rolyan Thermoplastic Material work?
It softens in hot water, becoming pliable enough to mold around specific anatomical contours, and hardens upon cooling.

2. Can the material be reused?
Yes, the thermoplastic can be reheated and reshaped multiple times to ensure optimal support and comfort.