Embrace diversity with Multifit® NS. Your all-round orthotic fabrication companion.
From a static wrist orthosis to a complex dynamic orthosis. Multifit NS can address all of your fabrication needs across pathologies and across patients while offering maximum ease of use.
Multifit NS Characteristics
High rigidity
Low resistance to stretch
High drapability
High Conformability
Low memory
Coated, non-stick material
How Multifit NS works and looks
Ideal material for the fabrication of rigid and supportive orthoses. It is an excellent base material for all outrigger and resting hand orthoses.
The perfect balance between rigidity and ease of use in molding. The material holds its shape perfectly against increased tone, and it readily contours to the fingers, hands and wrist using mild to moderate pressure.
The fabricated orthosis will hold its shape when heated for minor adjustments. Small corrections are easy to make after spot-heating the orthosis with a heat gun.
The non-stick coating prevents accidental bonding and allows for molding directly over bandages and cotton linings in post-surgical conditions. The coating allows for temporary bonding during fabrication. Reliable permanent bonding is possible after removing the coating and using dry heat. All attachments and outriggers can be applied with maximum ease.
Prevents cross-contamination between materials in a splinting department and keeps orthoses hygienic for a longer period of time. Orthoses have a longer life cycle.
Recommended applications
Multifit NS is user-friendly for the fabrication of all types of orthoses.
Use the Multifit NS 3.2 mm for larger orthoses and patients that require extra support: resting hand orthosis, volar wrist orthosis, elbow orthosis, as a base for outrigger components, and contracture management.
Use Multifit NS 2.4 mm for all hand based and thumb orthoses, and for full forearm based resting hand orthoses for smaller adults or children.
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Enjoy our Multifit NS Webinar Replays!
Webinar 1: Resting Hand Orthosis
Webinar 2: Dorsal Blocking Orthosis for Flexor Tendon Repair
Webinar 3: Dorsal Wrist Orthosis with Orfitube Outriggers
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Product Information & Education
Visit our Useful Information & Educate Yourself pages for instructional videos, upcoming splinting workshops, guides for the fabrication of static and dynamic splints and frequently asked questions.
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The Dorsal Blocking Orthosis for Flexor Tendon Rehabilitation
7 therapeutic protocols following flexor tendon repair
The dorsal blocking orthosis has remained a true constant in the ever-changing field of flexor tendon rehab. We discuss 7 possible therapeutic protocols that feature this versatile splint.
