Splint Elbow (Wooden)

Kramer Wire Splint The Kramer Wire Splint is designed to immobilise the injured body part and protects it from further injury. It aids in the reduction of pain, discomfort and swelling by limiting the movement of the injured limb. The Kramer Wire Splint is an extremely pliable multi-purpose splint and is built from a thin core of aluminium wire mesh, sandwiched between two layers of closed cell foam and enclosed in a PVC material that makes it long-lasting. Bent into various shapes and curves, it becomes extremely strong and supportive for any fractured or injured limb. Available in two sizes, it is lightweight, reusable and very portable. Almost any bone in the body can be splinted with a Kramer Wire Splint. Wire splints covered with plastic & padded with foam. Available in long and short versions Length: 1 metre

Interchangeable Leg/Arm and Interlocking Yellow Splint. Designed to protect broken bones, injured tendons, ligaments and dislocated joints by limiting movement on the injured area. This helps reduce pain, swelling and further damage. Locks into a 180° and 90° configuration 1 tongue 2 grooves locking system Multiple units can be added to get the desired length by clipping the tongue into the grooves  

Folded Aluminium splint. The aluminium splint bends easily allowing for various applications. The two layers of closed-cell foam and its aluminium interior can be cut with ordinary scissors to adapt to any size requirements. Can be easily cleaned and disinfected with bleach and water for reuse. Compatible with X-rays and CT-scans without removing the splint from the fractured or injured limb. Dimensions: 100 x 900 x 6mm

Interchangeable Leg/Arm and Interlocking Black Splint. Designed to protect broken bones, injured tendons, ligaments and dislocated joints by limiting movement on the injured area. This helps reduce pain, swelling and further damage. Locks into a 180° and 90° configuration 1 tongue 2 grooves locking system Multiple units can be added to get the desired length by clipping the tongue into the grooves