High conformability with low drape
Rolyan CuraDrape combines high conformability with a low drape, so the sheet only moves where you push it. Gravity won't pull it out of shape while you work, so you stay in control the whole time.
Why You'll Love The Rolyan CuraDrape
- Low drape. You apply the force, not gravity, so the shape stays where you put it.
- Moderate memory. The only Rolyan material outside the Aquaplast family with memory, handy for minor adjustments after heating.
- Non-stick coating. Prevents accidental bonding while you mould.
- Matte finish. Resists fingerprints and markings.
Your day, with the Rolyan CuraDrape
CuraDrape suits splints where you want close contour without fighting a sagging sheet. If the finished splint needs a small tweak, reheat it and adjust.
The Rolyan CuraDrape in a nutshell
- Thickness: 2.4mm.
- Perforation: 1% perforated.
- Sheet size: 46 x 61cm, white.
Is it the right splinting material for you?
- A good fit: therapists who want close contour without a sheet that sags, plus some memory for small tweaks after heating.
- Good to know: it comes in one option only: 2.4mm, 1% perforated, 46 x 61cm, white.
- Also consider: the Aquaplast family if you need full memory for repeated revisions.
Thermoplastic sheets are made for therapists and clinicians who shape custom splints. For advice on which material suits a particular splint, we recommend speaking with your healthcare provider or hand therapist.
Rolyan CuraDrape specifications
| Thickness | 2.4mm (3/32") |
| Perforation | 1% |
| Sheet size | 46 x 61cm (18 x 24") |
| Colour | White |
| Resistance to stretch | Moderate |
| Conformability | Moderate/maximum, low drape |
| Memory | Moderate |
| Bonding | Coated: temporary bond when warm |
| Appearance | Opaque when heated |
| Rigidity | Moderate/maximum (40.7 kpsi, Young's modulus) |
| Surface | Smooth, matte |
| Other | Non-toxic, latex free, radiolucent |
Not sure which one? Email us
Email support@mobilityshopdirect.com.au with the answers below. Our team will check them and come back to you with the right splinting material, or a better match if this one isn't it.
- What splint are you making, and for which body part?
- What thickness and perforation do you normally use?
- How important are memory and low drape for this splint?
- Is it for an adult or a child?
- How many sheets do you need?