Clinic Thermoplastic Splinting Material 3/32 in. x 18 in. x 24 in.

Easily stretches and molds around contours for the most intimate fit. Resistance to Stretch Minimum resistance to stretch. When gently pulled, will not stretch or thin uncontrollably during the molding process. Handle on a horizontal plane and form the splint in a gravity-assisted position. Drape Moderate drape and excellent reproduction of detail with gentle handling. Superior conformability without stretching. Memory Minimum memory when stretched. Molded shape remains in place without any need to hold it while it cools. Splints will hold their shape when mildly reheated. Rigidity Maximum rigidity. Splints will hold their shape against the pull of strong dynamic components and against hypertonicity. Bonding Traditional coating has a light tack that holds the material in place. Use over bandages with minimal adherence. A wet bond will hold but can be pulled apart once cooled, if necessary. Dry heating two surfaces will form a strong bond. For a permanent bond, use solvent or scrape off