C Form Tube Hand Cast with Tips for Use

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Finished cast is excellent for digital scanning on the outer surface of the C-Form Tube with no overlapping wraps as with casting tape.
Conforms nicely to complex shapes (especially with Doff-N-Donner around the ankle area).
Allows for the practitioner to produce a more conforming cast
No plaster mess
Ample time to work with before it hardens
Cost effective (based on comparable conforming casting tubes)
Comes in 2, 3, 4, 5 inch widths, in 20” (50cm) and 28” (70cm) lengths
NOTE: The larger the circumference, the shorter the resulting length will be.
(Circ. Range 7.5”/ 19cm to 14.5”/36cm)
4022-2.20 - Pediatric AFO (up to petite child), Upper, Ped/small child BK
4022-2.28 – Small child AFO
(Circ. Range 9”/29cm to 19.5”/49.5cm)
4022-3.20 – BK (medium/large adult), lower KAFO section (average adult)
4022-3.28 – AFO (child to average adult), Small AK
(Circ. Range 14.5”/ 37cm to 27”/68cm)
4022-4.20 – BK (large to extra large adult), KAFO Calf section (very large adult)
4022-4.28 – AFO (very large adult), medium to large AK, KAFO thigh section (average adult)
(Circ. Range 19”/48cm to 35”/89cm)
4022-5-20 - KAFO (thigh section very large adult)
4022-5.28 – AK (medium/large to XL adult)

Tip #1: Frequently shape the cast to fit the patient with wet gloves for best results.
Tip #2: Doff-N-Donner can greatly improve capture of detail around the ankle / hind foot
Tip #3: C-Form tube should fully cure prior to cutting off to reduce collapsing.
Tip #4: Use THE EZ CUTTER or a sharp pair of scissors when removing the cast and cut in the channel that was wrapped into the plastic.
Tip #5: Use more water then you think you need to reduce bubbling and tackiness
Environment:
Storage Temperature Range: between temperatures of -10˚C to 50˚C [14˚F and 122˚F]
Do not store in wet environment.