Thumb Splint

In our selection of Mansoplint® hand therapy materials, Ohio S is a splinting material. It is an uncoated thermoplastic that is "sticky" and will readily adhere to itself. It is appropriate for a diverse array of splint styles.input:
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The material is non-coated, which enables it to self-bond when warm and dry. It also has a shiny finish that resists fingerprints.input:
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Manosplint Ohio S is a thermoplastic that is particularly well-suited for hand splinting due to its low temperature. It is 100% memory-capable and becomes translucent when heated. When heated, this material is slightly "sticky" to the touch and will readily establish a permanent bond, as it is uncoated. This "stickiness" also assists in maintaining its position during the fabrication of the splint.input:
output:Additional attributes consist of 100% memory, moderate resistance to stretch, moderate drape, high rigidity, and finger print resistance.input:
output:Please select your preferred pattern from the options provided above or contact us if you require a custom design. Ohio S can be printed to create exciting and enjoyable splints.input:
output:Design orthoses that are detailed and contoured.

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output:We provide a distinctive opportunity for you to have images printed directly onto our Manosplint® thermoplastic material!input:
output:Develop your own designs, including:

• Emphasize your logo

• Develop motivational word art.• Display your preferred pet.• Prints of animals• Flowers• Patterns

• Landscapes• SportsThe options are limitless, the outcomes are exceptional, and we offer custom printing.input:
output:A complete selection of materials is available to meet all of your splinting requirements in our Manosplint® thermoplastic range. High-to-low resistance to stretch, superb quality, and great value are observed in the range of 3.2mm to 1.6mm. We should be the preferred supplier for your hand therapy clinic due to our unique bespoke printing technology and our services (offcuts recycling in the UK).