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Plaster Bandage

Price 2200.00 INR/ Box

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MOQ : 10 Boxes

Plaster Bandage Specification

Weight
Approx. 120-160g per roll

Shelf Life
3 Years

Storage Instructions
Store in a cool, dry place

Sterile
No

Usage & Applications
Orthopedic casting, immobilization of fractures, support after surgical procedures

Size
Multiple sizes available

Set Contains
Single Roll or Pack

Dressing Type
Bandage

Disposable Type
Single Use

Material
100% Cotton, Plaster of Paris

Style
Plain Weave

Cuff
No cuff

Disposable
Yes

Recyclable
No

Sterilized
Non-Sterile

Waterproof
No

Shape
Roll

Length
2.7 meters

Width
7.5 cm, 10 cm, 15 cm (varies)

Color
White

Grade
Medical Grade

Packing Type
Individually sealed in moisture-proof packaging

Texture
Soft and conformable

Porosity
High Porosity for quick absorbency

Setting Time
2-5 minutes

Compliance
Meets ISO 13485 standards

Radiolucency
Yes

Expiration Date
Stamped on pack

Latex Free
Yes

Application Method
Dip in water before use

Plaster Bandage Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
10 Boxes

Supply Ability
100 Boxes Per Week

Delivery Time
1 Week

About Plaster Bandage

Plaster Bandage

Product Description:Pop Bandages, Fiber Glass Bandages, Pop Splints, Fiber Glass Splints, Cast Padding, Cotton Stockinette, Waterproof Cast Liner, Bandages Protector.

Fast-Setting and High Porosity Design

Boasting a quick setting time of just 2-5 minutes, this plaster bandage is engineered for efficiency in emergency and routine fracture care. Its high porosity allows for immediate water absorption, ensuring a uniform blend and optimal adherence. The result is a durable and stable cast, minimizing patient discomfort and reducing waiting time during application.

Premium Material and Comfort

Crafted from 100% cotton and Plaster of Paris, this bandage is designed to be soft and highly conformable, securing a snug fit around any body contour. The latex-free and radiolucent properties make it suitable for a wide patient demographic and unobtrusive during X-ray examinations, ensuring continuous monitoring without the need to remove the cast.

Safe, Hygienic, and Convenient Packaging

Each bandage is individually sealed in moisture-proof packaging to prevent contamination and maintain integrity. The expiration date is clearly stamped on every pack for added safety. Despite being a non-sterile, single-use product, adherence to ISO 13485 ensures trusted quality and patient safety throughout its extended three-year shelf life.

FAQs of Plaster Bandage:

Q: How should the plaster bandage be applied for optimal results?

A: To ensure effective immobilization, submerge the individually sealed bandage roll in clean water to activate the plaster of Paris. Once thoroughly wet, apply it directly to the area needing support. The high porosity ensures quick absorption and a uniform setting in 2-5 minutes. Mold and smooth the bandage before it hardens to achieve desired contours.

Q: What makes this plaster bandage beneficial for orthopedic and surgical applications?

A: This bandage combines high porosity for rapid setting, a soft cotton texture for patient comfort, and latex-free material to minimize allergic reactions. Its radiolucent properties allow for X-ray imaging without cast removal, making it ideal for fracture management and post-surgery support.

Q: When does the plaster bandage expire, and how should it be stored?

A: Each bandage has an expiration date stamped clearly on its packaging. To maintain quality, store the packs in a cool, dry place and keep them sealed until use. Proper storage supports the products full three-year shelf life.

Q: Where can these plaster bandages be used?

A: They are suitable for use in hospitals, clinics, emergency rooms, and any medical facility requiring safe and effective immobilization. The bandages are also distributed, exported, and supplied to various regions within India.

Q: What is the disposal process for used plaster bandages?

A: As a single-use and non-recyclable product, used bandages should be disposed of according to local biomedical waste protocols. Do not attempt to reuse or sterilize.

Q: Why is high porosity important in a plaster bandage?

A: High porosity enables the bandage to absorb water rapidly and consistently, which activates the plaster and accelerates the setting process. This shortens application time, prevents delays, and ensures uniform hardening of the cast.

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