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Specifications
| Item number | SP510-OB-EN |
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About the product
Compact splint for finger injuries
SAM Finger Splint is a small and flexible finger splint on 10 cm that is used to stabilise finger fractures and other finger injuries. it is lightweight, mouldable and is used by both healthcare professionals and within first aid-kit for quick and effective immobilisation.
Mouldable and easy to use
The splint has an aluminium core covered of gentle foam, which makes the easy to shape around the finger for optimal stabilisation. Through to bend the splint in an arch becomes it is very stable and provides reliably support until further care can be given.
Small but powerful
With its size on 10 cm is the particularly adapted for fingers but can also be used for small toe injuries. it is compact and easy to store in a medical bag, pocket or first aid-box.
Durable material for all environments
Exactly that other SAM Splints is the water-resistant, reusable and works in all weather. The material is resistant against dirt and moisture, which means that it is reliable also in field.
Specifications
Model: SAM Finger Splint
Length: 10 cm
Material: Aluminium core with foam coating
Function: Finger splint for immobilisation
Colour: Orange/Blue
Reliable finger splint for first aid
SAM Finger Splint 10 cm in orange/blue is a small but effective solution for quick stabilisation of finger injuries. an essential part of medical equipment and first aid-kit.
Product safety
- Product identification
- SP510-OB-EN
- Manufacturer
- SAM Medical Products
12200 SW Tualatin Rd, Suite 200
Tualatin, OR 97062
USA
hello@sammedical.com - EU responsible economic operator
- Emergo Europe
Westervoortsedijk 60
6827 AT Arnhem
The Netherlands
https://www.emergobyul.com/contact
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