Heavy-duty, comfortable splint straps from a dispenser box
Rolyan Securable Strapping Material is a soft, non-stretch, heavy-duty loop strap that works with standard and HTH hook. Pile loop fabric on one side and nylon tricot on the other make it comfortable for the patient. This beige roll comes in 2.5cm or 5cm widths, 9m long.
Why You'll Love The Rolyan Securable Strapping Material
- Heavy duty, no stretch. A non-stretch loop holds the splint firmly in place.
- Comfortable on skin. Nylon tricot on one side offers comfort against the patient.
- Works with both hooks. Compatible with standard and HTH hook.
- Boxed and latex free. It comes in a dispenser box, and there's no latex in it.
Your day, with the Rolyan Securable Strapping Material
Pull the length you need from the box, cut it, and fit it to the splint with a hook tab. The tricot side faces the skin, so the strap feels soft even when it's snug.
The Rolyan Securable Strapping Material in a nutshell
- Widths: 2.5cm or 5cm.
- Roll length: 9m.
- Thickness: 3.2mm.
- Colour: beige.
Choosing the right width
Both widths come in a 9m beige roll. Match the width to the hook tabs on your splints.
| Width | Roll |
| 2.5cm | 9m |
| 5cm | 9m |
Is it the right strapping for you?
- A good fit: heavy-duty splint straps that need a firm, non-stretch hold with a soft side against the skin.
- Also consider: a foam-cushioned strap if there's swelling or very sensitive skin.
- 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 Securable Strapping Material specifications
| Brand | Rolyan |
| Product | Securable Strapping Material |
| Thickness | 3.2mm |
| Colour | Beige |
| Construction | Pile loop one side, nylon tricot the other |
| Use with | Standard and HTH hook |
| Latex free | Yes |
| Packaging | Box |
Not sure which width? 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.
- What width are the hook tabs on your splints?
- What kind of splints or equipment are you strapping?
- Is there swelling or sensitive skin where the strap sits?
- Should the strap hold firm, or give a little with movement?
- How many rolls do you need?