Armour Splinting Material

Moderate resistance to stretch.

Moderate drape for excellent fit and conformability.

100% memory for easy remolding.

Maximum rigidity. Orthoses will hold their shape against hypertonicity.

Coated material. Provides a tacky surface when warm and bonds without the need of solvents.

A firm bond is achieved by roughing one of the surfaces lightly with sandpaper, or using the blade of scissors to score the surface. Use a heat gun to heat the surface until thermoplastic is tacky, then press both surfaces together until thermoplastic has cooled.

For permanent bond, score and heat both surfaces with a heat gun, then press together.

Resists fingerprints.
Smooth, self-sealing edges remain sealed even after cutting and reheating.

3.2mm Armour can be used for arm, wrist, and circumferential splinting applications. Ideal for abnormal tone or joint contractures.

2.4mm Armour is thin and lightweight, yet strong and durable. Ideal for forearm, hand, and finger-based splints.

Allows two to three minutes to form and harden after softening in 71° C  water.