Patterson Medical Material Splinting Rolyan Universal Watercolors 18X24" 4/Ca - 550530
Patterson Medical Material Splinting Rolyan Universal Watercolors 18X24" 4/Ca - 550530
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Patterson Medical Material Splinting Rolyan Universal Watercolors 18X24" 4/Ca - 550530
Patterson Medical Material Splinting Rolyan Universal Watercolors 18X24" 4/Ca - 550530
Product Description: Rolyan Material Universal Splinting 1/8" Thermoplastic Watercolors 18x24" Solid Non-Sterile 4/Case
Part Number: 550530
Brand: Rolyan
Color: Watercolors
Composition/Ingredients: 1/8" Thermoplastic
Density: Solid
Dimensions: 18x24"
Ergonomic Location: Universal
Item: Material
Item Type: Splinting
Quantity: 4/Case
Sterile/Non-Sterile: Non-Sterile
What our Experts Think
- Thermoplastic Splinting Material: Designed for custom orthotic fabrication, allowing clinicians to mold precise, patient-specific splints when heated.
- Versatile Universal Application: Suitable for a wide range of upper and lower extremity splinting needs in rehabilitation and acute care.
- Easy-to-Shape & Repositionable: Becomes pliable with heat, enabling accurate fitting and adjustments during the clinical process.
- Durable After Setting: Once cooled, maintains rigid support for effective immobilization and protection.
- Professional Clinical Standard: Commonly used in occupational and physical therapy for post-injury, post-surgical, and deformity management.
- Efficient Sheet Format (18" x 24"): Large material size supports multiple splint designs and reduces waste in clinical settings.
Q&A
Q: What is the Patterson Medical 550530 Rolyan Universal Watercolors Splinting Material?
A: A thermoplastic sheet used in clinical rehabilitation to fabricate custom-molded rigid splints, orthoses, and adaptive devices with precise shaping and reliable support.
Q: What size is this product?
A: It comes in an 18" x 24" sheet size, suitable for a wide range of upper and lower extremity splinting applications.
Q: What is it used for?
A: It is used to create custom splints for the wrist, hand, fingers, elbow, ankle, and other orthopedic support needs in therapy and rehabilitation settings.
Q: What are the key material features?
A: It offers 100% memory (can be reheated and reshaped), controlled drape for precise molding, and becomes translucent when heated for accurate positioning.
Q: Why is it called “Watercolors”?
A: The Watercolors line features bright and metallic color options designed to improve patient comfort, engagement, and compliance during splint use.
Q: Can it be remolded after initial fitting?
A: Yes. The thermoplastic can be reheated multiple times for adjustments and splint revisions without losing structural integrity.
Q: What makes it useful for clinicians?
A: It provides controlled stretch, easy trimming, and consistent rigidity after cooling, helping clinicians create accurate, durable custom orthoses.
Q: Why choose the Patterson Medical 550530 Watercolors splinting material?
A: It combines strong moldability, reusable thermoplastic memory, and patient-friendly color options, making it a versatile choice for professional splint fabrication.
Maintenance Tips
- Store flat in original packaging in a cool, dry environment to prevent warping or moisture absorption.
- Keep sheets away from heat sources, direct sunlight, and humidity to maintain thermoplastic integrity.
- Handle with clean, dry hands or gloves to avoid contamination before molding.
- Reseal packaging after opening to preserve sheet quality and flexibility.
- Avoid bending or folding sheets before heating to prevent permanent deformation.
- Inspect material before use for cracks, brittleness, or discoloration; discard if compromised.
- Heat only using recommended warm water temperature; avoid overheating which can degrade performance.
- Clean tools and work surfaces regularly to prevent debris embedding into softened material.
- Store partially used sheets separately to avoid sticking or surface damage.
- Do not reuse splints beyond intended lifespan; monitor for wear, loss of rigidity, or cracking.
