Fixing dressings on large surfaces or moving body parts requires a material that offers both strength and flexibility. When a bandage does not stay in place, friction occurs and wound care can be compromised, which disrupts your daily routine. Elastomull Fixation Bandage haft in the generous 20-metre version offers the security of a self-adhesive bandage that stays in place even during intensive movement, without you having to worry about it shifting.
- Self-adhesive fixation: The micro-droplets of natural rubber latex ensure that the bandage adheres to itself, making clips or plasters unnecessary.
- Exceptional stretchability: With a length stretch of approximately 50%, the bandage moulds effortlessly to complex body shapes.
- Skin-friendly comfort: Composed of soft materials such as cotton and viscose, which prevents irritation to the skin and hair.
- Breathable structure: The wide-mesh weaving technique supports natural air circulation, which is essential for a healthy skin climate.
- Durable elasticity: Even with prolonged wear, the bandage retains its stretchable properties without restricting freedom of movement.
How it works
The unique combination of polyamide and natural fibres makes this bandage particularly stretchable and soft. Due to the latex impregnation, the fabric layers hook into each other, which creates a stable anti-slip layer. This is ideal for use under compression bandages or as light support after the removal of a plaster cast. Thanks to the generous size of 20 metres, this bandage is extremely suitable for situations where frequent or large-scale dressings need to be fixed.
Composition
| Material | 40% cotton, 30% viscose, 30% polyamide |
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| Dimensions | 20m x 10cm |
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| Elasticity | Approximately 50% length stretch |
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| Features | Self-adhesive, sterilisable |
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| Weight | 1.000 kg |
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Ingredients
40% cotton, 30% viscose, 30% polyamide, impregnated with micro-droplets of natural rubber latex.
Use & Dosage
Suitable for the fixation of dressings and splints, particularly on curved and moving body parts, such as arms, legs, fingers, toes, head, neck and torso as an anti-slip layer under compression bandages as a light compression and support bandage, for example after the removal of a plaster cast. To prevent venous congestion, it is preferred not to apply the bandage under tension. It is therefore easier to unroll the bandage per turn before fixing the dressing.
Safety & Disclaimer
Contains natural rubber latex, which may cause allergic reactions. Store in a dry and clean place. Medical device. Read the instructions for use before use.
