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Once you have pulled a thermoplastic socket and let it cool down, it is time to remove the socket from the positive mould and finish it in a few additional steps. It is important to cut and smooth the edges of the socket correctly in order to ensure a good fit. A well-fitting socket will provide comfort and prevent injury. Follow along as we take you through the steps to obtain a perfectly finished socket.

Orfitrans PETG has superior impact resistance and is exceptionally durable in handling, drilling, sanding, buffing, cutting and re-forming making its clinical application and adjustment effortless for clinicians.

With so many orthotic and prosthetic fabrication materials to choose from, you may wonder which one is most suitable for your patient’s needs. But we’ve got you covered! Here’s an overview of all Orfitrans thermoplastic products and their most important characteristics.

In this video, we demonstrate how to fabricate prosthetic sockets and liners using Orfitrans materials.

Find out about the differences between bubble and drape forming for the fabrication of prosthetic sockets and liners.

A check socket is an essential aid in the creation of a qualitative definitive socket that will last the patient many years.