Sterimax® Synthetic Under Cast Padding | Orthopaedic Cast Padding | Fiberglass Cast Padding

Sterimax® Synthetic Under Cast Padding is a lightweight and comfortable synthetic orthopaedic padding designed for use beneath fiberglass casts, synthetic casting tapes, POP casts and orthopaedic splints. It provides a cushioning layer between the skin and cast, helping reduce friction and pressure while improving patient comfort during fracture immobilisation and orthopaedic treatment. Manufactured by Faisal Pharmaceutical Industries, Sterimax® Synthetic Padding is suitable for hospitals, orthopaedic departments, trauma centres, fracture clinics and healthcare professionals across Pakistan. Key Features High-quality synthetic fibre construction Lightweight and soft Excellent cushioning Breathable and conformable Helps protect skin beneath casts Helps reduce friction and pressure Easy to tear and apply Conforms smoothly to body contours Suitable for fiberglass and synthetic casting systems Suitable for POP casts and splints Available in multiple widths and lengths Applications Sterimax® Synthetic Under Cast Padding is suitable for: Fiberglass casts Synthetic casting tapes Plaster of Paris (POP) casts Orthopaedic splints Fracture immobilisation Trauma management Sports injuries Limb casting Post-operative orthopaedic care Emergency orthopaedic procedures Rehabilitation Available Sizes Widths: 5 cm 7.5 cm 10 cm 15 cm 20 cm Lengths: 2.7 m 3 m Custom lengths available Material Options Depending on the required specification: 100% Polyester Polyester/Cotton Blend Polyester/Viscose Blend Custom OEM specifications are available. Packaging Individually wrapped rolls Waterproof protective packaging Hospital bulk packs OEM/private label packaging Why Choose Sterimax® Synthetic Padding? Sterimax® Synthetic Under Cast Padding provides lightweight, resilient cushioning beneath modern casting materials. It is an excellent choice for healthcare professionals using fiberglass and synthetic casts where synthetic under-cast padding is preferred.