Rolyan R-Thin Strapping Material, Thin Loop for Finger Splints

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Slim, gentle straps for fingers and small hands

Rolyan R-Thin Strapping Material is an ultra-thin soft pile loop for splints that need a slim, comfortable fit. It suits strapping between fingers and paediatric splinting, and pairs with standard and HTH hook.

Why You'll Love The Rolyan R-Thin Strapping Material

  1. Ultra thin. The slim soft pile loop fits comfortably in tight spots such as between fingers.
  2. Made for small hands. Lightweight and flexible, it's a good choice for paediatric splinting.
  3. Pairs with standard and HTH hook. Use it with either hook type for a reliable, adjustable fit.
  4. Latex free. Made without latex.

Your day, with the Rolyan R-Thin Strapping Material

Cut a narrow strap, run it between two fingers on a finger splint and close it with a small hook tab. The thin loop sits flat, so it doesn't crowd the next finger.

The Rolyan R-Thin Strapping Material in a nutshell

  1. Royal Blue: 13mm x 9m roll.
  2. Latex free: yes.

The roll

We stock R-Thin in Royal Blue, on a 13mm x 9m roll.

Colour Roll
Royal Blue 13mm x 9m

Is it the right strapping for you?

  • A good fit: finger splints and paediatric splints, where a thin, soft strap needs to sit between fingers.
  • Works with: standard and HTH hook.
  • Latex free: yes.

Not sure which width or option suits the splint in front of you? We recommend checking with your therapist or healthcare provider, and our team is happy to help you compare options.

Rolyan R-Thin Strapping Material specifications

Brand Rolyan
Product R-Thin Strapping Material
Type Ultra-thin soft pile loop
Use with Standard and HTH hook
Latex free Yes

Not sure which option? Email us

Email support@mobilityshopdirect.com.au with the answers below. Our team will check them and come back to you with the right strapping, or a better match if this one isn't it.

  1. What kind of splints are you strapping, finger, hand or paediatric?
  2. How many rolls do you need?
  3. Roughly how many splints do you strap each month?
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