TR socket fabrication. Foaming for definitve socket fabrication. | Ottobock Professionals

This tutorial shows how to foam the outer socket during the fabrication of a definitive transradial socket. The foaming process is carried out with the help of the alignment tool (743A18). The video also shows how to prepare the socket for fitting by reinforcing the flap area with synthetic casting tape (699G30).

Materials and Tools:
• Alignment tool (743A18)
• PVC Bag (99B71=67x17x6)
• Pedilen Rigid Foam 200 (617H12=*)
• Hardener for Pedilen Rigid Foams (617P21=*)
• Neoprene® cell rubber tape (627B5=19)
• PVC Adhesive Tape (616F8)
• ThermoLyn trolen (616T3=1)
• Pedilin (617S3=H4)
• Cellacast Xtra® synthetic casting tape (699G30)

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