Low Temperature Thermoplastic (LTTP) 2.4 mm sheet is a versatile thermoplastic material used for custom fabrication of rehabilitation splints and orthotic devices. When heated in hot water, the material becomes soft and easily moldable, allowing therapists and orthotists to shape it according to the required anatomical contour. Once cooled, it becomes firm and retains the customized shape.
Ideal for hand therapy, occupational therapy, orthotic fabrication, wrist and hand splints, finger splints, positioning devices, and pediatric rehabilitation applications.
Specification Table
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Specification
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Details
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Product Name
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Low Temperature Thermoplastic (LTTP)
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Material Type
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Low Temperature Thermoplastic
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Thickness
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2.4 mm
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Form
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Thermoplastic Sheet
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Working Method
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Heat & Mold
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Softening Method
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Heating in hot water
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Mouldability
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Easily shaped and contoured
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Application
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Splinting & Orthotic Fabrication
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Suitable For
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Occupational Therapy, Hand Therapy & Orthotics
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Applications
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Hand Splints, Wrist Splints, Finger Splints, Positioning Devices
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Reworking
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Can generally be reheated and reshaped, subject to material specification
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Usage
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Professional / Clinical
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