Galaxy POPCAST Plaster of Paris Bandage 6 Inch

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Galaxy POPCAST Plaster of Paris Bandage 6 Inch

Galaxy POPCAST Plaster of Paris Bandage 6 Inch is an orthopaedic Plaster of Paris (POP) bandage designed for casting and immobilisation applications. POPCAST is manufactured by Galaxy Medicare Limited and is identified by the manufacturer as a Plaster of Paris Bandage B.P. Galaxy Medicare The 6-inch width is approximately 15 cm. Galaxy’s published POPCAST product specifications include a 15 cm × 2.7 m and 15 cm × 3 m configuration, making this size suitable for customers looking for a 6-inch POP bandage. Imimg POPCAST is made using Plaster of Paris powder and Leno gauze. Galaxy states that the product has a low immersion time of 3–5 seconds and an initial setting time of 90–140 seconds, supporting faster application and casting. Galaxy Medicare

What Is Galaxy POPCAST 6 Inch Used For?

Galaxy POPCAST 6 Inch is intended for orthopaedic casting and immobilisation procedures performed by trained healthcare professionals. Plaster of Paris bandages are used as cast materials for immobilisation of fractures, diseased bones and joints, correction of deformities and acute splinting. Galaxy’s product information specifically lists these applications for its POP bandages. Galaxy Medicare Limited

Orthopaedic Casting

The POP bandage is applied after appropriate preparation and activation to form a rigid cast around the required body area.

Fracture Immobilisation

POP casts can be used to immobilise fractured areas as part of a medically supervised treatment plan.

Joint Immobilisation

The bandage can also be used for appropriate joint and limb immobilisation procedures.

Acute Splinting

Galaxy lists acute splinting among the applications of its POP bandages. Galaxy Medicare Limited

Key Features

  • 6-inch width
  • Approximately 15 cm wide
  • Plaster of Paris bandage
  • Made with Plaster of Paris powder and Leno gauze
  • 3–5 second immersion time
  • 90–140 second initial setting time
  • Rapid-setting properties
  • Strong and durable cast
  • Creamy texture
  • Excellent mouldability
  • Designed for orthopaedic casting
  • B.P. product specification stated by manufacturer Galaxy Medicare

Uses / Applications

Galaxy POPCAST Plaster of Paris Bandage 6 Inch may be used by qualified healthcare professionals for:
  • Fracture immobilisation
  • Orthopaedic casting
  • Limb immobilisation
  • Joint immobilisation
  • Correction of deformities
  • Acute splinting
  • Cast formation
  • Orthopaedic treatment procedures
The product should be applied by appropriately trained healthcare professionals according to clinical requirements and manufacturer instructions.

Product Information

Product Detail Information
Product Name Galaxy POPCAST Plaster of Paris Bandage
Brand POPCAST
Manufacturer Galaxy Medicare Limited
Size 6 Inch / 15 cm
Product Type Plaster of Paris Bandage B.P.
Material Plaster of Paris Powder + Leno Gauze
Immersion Time 3–5 seconds
Initial Setting Time 90–140 seconds
Application Orthopaedic Casting & Immobilisation
Category Orthopaedic / POP Bandage
Galaxy’s published POPCAST specifications list 15 cm × 2.7 m and 15 cm × 3 m packaging options. Therefore, if your actual inventory has a specific length, enter the exact length shown on the individual pack rather than assuming it. Imimg

Why Choose Galaxy POPCAST 6 Inch?

Galaxy POPCAST Plaster of Paris Bandage 6 Inch combines a wider 15 cm bandage width with the manufacturer’s POPCAST formulation. Galaxy highlights its short immersion time, initial setting time, mouldability and strong cast characteristics. Galaxy Medicare The 6-inch format can be useful for orthopaedic applications where a wider POP bandage is required. It can be stocked by hospitals, orthopaedic clinics, nursing facilities and medical suppliers.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Galaxy POPCAST 6 Inch?

Galaxy POPCAST 6 Inch is a Plaster of Paris Bandage B.P. designed for orthopaedic casting and immobilisation.

Is 6 inch equal to 15 cm?

Approximately, yes. A 6-inch bandage is about 15.24 cm, and Galaxy’s corresponding POPCAST product size is listed as 15 cm wide.

What is POPCAST made of?

Galaxy states that POPCAST is made from Plaster of Paris powder and Leno gauze. Galaxy Medicare

What is the immersion time?

Galaxy specifies an immersion time of approximately 3–5 seconds. Galaxy Medicare

What is the initial setting time?

The manufacturer’s information states an initial setting time of approximately 90–140 seconds. Galaxy Medicare

What is Galaxy POPCAST used for?

It is used as a cast material for appropriate orthopaedic applications including fracture immobilisation, joint immobilisation, correction of deformities and acute splinting.

Original price was: ₹499.00.Current price is: ₹49.00.

Galaxy POPCAST Plaster of Paris Bandage 6 Inch is a Plaster of Paris bandage designed for orthopaedic casting and immobilisation applications. The 6-inch width corresponds to approximately 15 cm, making it suitable for casting applications where this bandage width is required.

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Description

Galaxy POPCAST Plaster of Paris Bandage 6 Inch

Galaxy POPCAST Plaster of Paris Bandage 6 Inch is an orthopaedic Plaster of Paris (POP) bandage designed for casting and immobilisation applications. POPCAST is manufactured by Galaxy Medicare Limited and is identified by the manufacturer as a Plaster of Paris Bandage B.P. Galaxy Medicare The 6-inch width is approximately 15 cm. Galaxy’s published POPCAST product specifications include a 15 cm × 2.7 m and 15 cm × 3 m configuration, making this size suitable for customers looking for a 6-inch POP bandage. Imimg POPCAST is made using Plaster of Paris powder and Leno gauze. Galaxy states that the product has a low immersion time of 3–5 seconds and an initial setting time of 90–140 seconds, supporting faster application and casting. Galaxy Medicare

What Is Galaxy POPCAST 6 Inch Used For?

Galaxy POPCAST 6 Inch is intended for orthopaedic casting and immobilisation procedures performed by trained healthcare professionals. Plaster of Paris bandages are used as cast materials for immobilisation of fractures, diseased bones and joints, correction of deformities and acute splinting. Galaxy’s product information specifically lists these applications for its POP bandages. Galaxy Medicare Limited

Orthopaedic Casting

The POP bandage is applied after appropriate preparation and activation to form a rigid cast around the required body area.

Fracture Immobilisation

POP casts can be used to immobilise fractured areas as part of a medically supervised treatment plan.

Joint Immobilisation

The bandage can also be used for appropriate joint and limb immobilisation procedures.

Acute Splinting

Galaxy lists acute splinting among the applications of its POP bandages. Galaxy Medicare Limited

Key Features

  • 6-inch width
  • Approximately 15 cm wide
  • Plaster of Paris bandage
  • Made with Plaster of Paris powder and Leno gauze
  • 3–5 second immersion time
  • 90–140 second initial setting time
  • Rapid-setting properties
  • Strong and durable cast
  • Creamy texture
  • Excellent mouldability
  • Designed for orthopaedic casting
  • B.P. product specification stated by manufacturer Galaxy Medicare

Uses / Applications

Galaxy POPCAST Plaster of Paris Bandage 6 Inch may be used by qualified healthcare professionals for:
  • Fracture immobilisation
  • Orthopaedic casting
  • Limb immobilisation
  • Joint immobilisation
  • Correction of deformities
  • Acute splinting
  • Cast formation
  • Orthopaedic treatment procedures
The product should be applied by appropriately trained healthcare professionals according to clinical requirements and manufacturer instructions.

Product Information

Product Detail Information
Product Name Galaxy POPCAST Plaster of Paris Bandage
Brand POPCAST
Manufacturer Galaxy Medicare Limited
Size 6 Inch / 15 cm
Product Type Plaster of Paris Bandage B.P.
Material Plaster of Paris Powder + Leno Gauze
Immersion Time 3–5 seconds
Initial Setting Time 90–140 seconds
Application Orthopaedic Casting & Immobilisation
Category Orthopaedic / POP Bandage
Galaxy’s published POPCAST specifications list 15 cm × 2.7 m and 15 cm × 3 m packaging options. Therefore, if your actual inventory has a specific length, enter the exact length shown on the individual pack rather than assuming it. Imimg

Why Choose Galaxy POPCAST 6 Inch?

Galaxy POPCAST Plaster of Paris Bandage 6 Inch combines a wider 15 cm bandage width with the manufacturer’s POPCAST formulation. Galaxy highlights its short immersion time, initial setting time, mouldability and strong cast characteristics. Galaxy Medicare The 6-inch format can be useful for orthopaedic applications where a wider POP bandage is required. It can be stocked by hospitals, orthopaedic clinics, nursing facilities and medical suppliers.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Galaxy POPCAST 6 Inch?

Galaxy POPCAST 6 Inch is a Plaster of Paris Bandage B.P. designed for orthopaedic casting and immobilisation.

Is 6 inch equal to 15 cm?

Approximately, yes. A 6-inch bandage is about 15.24 cm, and Galaxy’s corresponding POPCAST product size is listed as 15 cm wide.

What is POPCAST made of?

Galaxy states that POPCAST is made from Plaster of Paris powder and Leno gauze. Galaxy Medicare

What is the immersion time?

Galaxy specifies an immersion time of approximately 3–5 seconds. Galaxy Medicare

What is the initial setting time?

The manufacturer’s information states an initial setting time of approximately 90–140 seconds. Galaxy Medicare

What is Galaxy POPCAST used for?

It is used as a cast material for appropriate orthopaedic applications including fracture immobilisation, joint immobilisation, correction of deformities and acute splinting.

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