Bandaging material
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InventorAntti Parssinen
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A bandaging material in the form of a linear structure. The material comprises a first layer formed by a composite containing a thermoplastic polymer selected from the group of polymers and mixtures thereof, and a woody material derived from platy or granular wood particles having a minimum average size in one dimension of 0.1 mm. The material further comprises a second layer of a textile material having a first and a second surface. The first layer is superposed on said second layer in such a way that said first layer is essentially attached only to the first surface of said second layer. In this way, a bandaging material is obtained which has a suitably small self-adhesion which allows for it being coiled to a roll without force during manufacturing process. The bandaging material can further be uncoiled smoothly by hand followed by subsequent applying of it around limb at application temperature without delamination.
An orthopaedic bandaging material in the form of a linear structure having a width (W), a length (L) and a thickness (T), the ratio of length to width, L/W, being at least 3:1, said material comprising
An orthopaedic bandaging material in the form of a linear structure having a width (W), a length (L) and a thickness (T), the ratio of length to width, L/W, being at least 3:1, said material comprising
An orthopedic bandage comprising a textile layer and, attached to the textile layer, a thermoplastic polymer layer containing platy or granular wood particles, said bandage being provided in the form of a roll having at least 2 coils of the bandage, said coiled bandage exhibiting strong intralayer adhesion and a modest interlayer adhesion, which allows for the roll to be uncoiled at a temperature above the melting or softening point of the thermoplastic but below 80° C. without breaking up of the intralayer structure.
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