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Finger splint, short format, 4.5 in (11.5 cm).

PS709
$7.30

Short Format Finger Splint (4.5 in)

This 4.5-inch (11.5 cm) malleable finger splint is the perfect emergency equipment for immobilizing phalanges in adults or adolescents. Combining aluminum rigidity with soft foam padding, it ensures a stable and comfortable fit to effectively treat sprains and minor fractures.

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No returnable if used. For more information about our return policy, please refer to the Orders and Returns.

Stabilize Injuries with the Malleable Short Format Finger Splint

Extremity injuries, such as dislocations or finger fractures, require rapid intervention to limit pain and promote healing. The short format finger splint (4.5 in) is specifically designed to provide ergonomic support without the bulk of a longer universal splint. Its high-quality aluminum structure allows for exceptional malleability, adapting precisely to the finger's shape for customized protection.

Whether in an industrial workshop, on a construction site, or during sports activities, this emergency splint is a must-have for your first aid supplies. The hypoallergenic foam lining protects the skin from friction and absorbs light shocks, ensuring optimal comfort throughout the immobilization period. Compact and easy to store in any first aid kit, this short splint allows for an immediate and professional response in case of trauma.

Order this essential accessory today to maintain your workplace safety standards.

Product Features for Immobilizing Phalanges

  • Short Ergonomic Format: A length of 4.5 in (11.5 cm) ideal for adults requiring localized immobilization of one or two finger segments.

  • Quality Malleable Aluminum: Bends and molds easily while maintaining high structural rigidity once in place.

  • Comfort with Protective Foam: Soft padding that prevents painful pressure points on the injured area.

  • Radiolucent Design: Materials allow for medical X-rays to be performed without removing the splint.

  • Lightweight and Durable: Robust design that does not weigh down the patient's hand, facilitating authorized daily movements.

How to Install the Short Splint on an Injured Finger

To install the short format splint, gently place the affected finger on the foam surface. Carefully fold the aluminum edges to create a protective cradle around the phalange. If the immobilization requires blocking the fingertip, curve the end of the splint over the nail. Secure everything firmly, but without excessive compression, using medical adhesive tape or a cohesive bandage. Ensure the patient maintains proper sensitivity and normal temperature at the fingertip.

How to Maintain and Store Your First Aid Equipment

This splint is a medical device designed for single use to meet hygiene standards and prevent infections. For optimal storage, keep the splints in a cool, dry place, away from contaminants and moisture. Before each use, inspect the foam condition to ensure it is not dried out or damaged. Always keep several spare splints in your first aid kit to be ready to intervene at any time.

Usage Tips for Effective Immobilization

In case of a suspected fracture, it is recommended to immobilize the joint above and below the injury site. Never attempt to reposition a deformed bone yourself; use the short splint to stabilize the finger in its current position before transporting the victim to a medical center. For optimal fixation, use high-quality adhesive tape that will not peel off with sweat or movement.

FAQ Frequently asked questions about the short format finger splint

What is the difference between this short format and the pediatric format?

The short format splint (4.5 in) is slightly longer than the pediatric model (3.5 in). It is designed for adult hands or adolescents, offering a larger support surface for larger phalanges.

Can the splint be used for a thumb injury?

Yes, its malleability allows it to be easily adapted to stabilize thumb joints, although a longer splint may be necessary depending on the exact location of the lesion.

Does the foam contain latex?

This model is generally manufactured with latex-free and hypoallergenic materials to reduce the risk of skin reactions in the workplace.

Need additional safety equipment?

See the items; Benzalkonium chloride antiseptic pad (PS215), Transpore breathable hypoallergenic adhesive tape (PS415), First-aid kit (TR01), sterile pressure bandage, 4 X 4 (PS319). Hand cleansing wipes (PS681) and liquid disinfectant soap (PS202).

Under “Accessories” at the bottom of the page. If you're looking for work equipment, see the following products: Sterile gauze pads, 2 x 2 in., 25/box (PS300) and non-sterile gauze bandage rolls (PS307).

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PS709

Data sheet

Product group
Safety equipment
Main category
First aid and emergency showers
Sub category
First aid
Sub sub category
Splints
Name of the product
Finger splints
Product code
PS709
Format
4.5 in /11.5 cm
Features
For small fingers or children's fingers
Additional Features
Can be installed quickly, without adhesive strips
Includes
Velcro fasteners
Material1
Aluminium
Material2
Styrofoam
Length (in/cm)
8.5 in / 21.5 cm
Width (in/cm)
4.25 in / 10.79 cm
Height (in/cm)
0.75 in / 1.90 cm
Weight (lb/kg)
0.05 lb / 0.022 Kg
Color
White
Return conditions
No returnable if used. For more information about our return policy, please refer to the "Orders and Returns" link on the home page
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