The Hartmann Safix Plus Plaster bandages, measuring 2.75m, are an ideal solution for the immediate and effective immobilization and support of fractures. Thanks to their enhanced composition with high-quality plaster, they set in just 5 minutes from application, allowing for short-term pressure tolerance after 30 minutes. They offer excellent final stability and durability, ensuring reliable protection.
Features of Safix Plus Plaster Bandages
The Safix Plus bandages are impregnated with high-purity and premium quality plaster.
The setting process starts very fast, completing most of the hardening in just 5 minutes.
They achieve excellent final stability, offering strong and reliable support.
The uniform weave ensures smooth application, avoiding wrinkles and unevenness in the cast.
They are absorbent and adhere properly to each other during bandaging.
They are suitable for creating immobilization splints, as well as for reinforcing the cast.
Technical Specifications
The package contains 2 pieces of plaster of Paris bandages.
Each bandage has a length of 2.75 meters.
The construction material is cotton gauze, fully impregnated with Plaster of Paris.
The setting time (hardening) is approximately 5 minutes.
They are able to withstand short-term pressure after 30 minutes.
The manufacturer is the company Hartmann.
Complies with international safety standards and carries CE and ISO certifications, for reliable use.
GTIN: not available.
MPN: not available.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is the ideal water temperature for applying the Safix Plus plaster?
The ideal water temperature is between 20°C and 25°C. Using very hot water can drastically reduce the setting time, making the plaster difficult to shape, while very cold water will slow down the hardening.
Can Safix Plus bandages be used to make a final cast or only for splints?
These bandages are suitable both for creating temporary immobilization splints and for reinforcing and completing a final circular cast. Their fast setting time is beneficial in cases where speed is required in the initial support.
How should the bandages be stored to maintain their fast setting speed?
To ensure the quick setting time, the bandages must be stored in a dry, cool environment, away from moisture and direct sunlight. Exposure to moisture can cause pre-hardening of the plaster and render the bandage unusable.
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