Galaxy POPCAST Plaster of Paris Bandage 4 Inch

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Galaxy POPCAST Plaster of Paris Bandage 4 Inch

Galaxy POPCAST Plaster of Paris Bandage 4 Inch is an orthopaedic Plaster of Paris (POP) bandage designed for casting and immobilisation applications. POPCAST is a Galaxy Medicare product manufactured using Plaster of Paris powder and Leno gauze. Galaxy’s product information describes it as a Plaster of Paris Bandage B.P. designed for fast application and cast formation. Galaxy Medicare The 4-inch size provides a practical bandage width for orthopaedic casting applications where this size is appropriate. POP bandages are used by trained healthcare professionals to create casts and support immobilisation following appropriate clinical assessment.

What Is Galaxy POPCAST 4 Inch Used For?

Galaxy POPCAST Plaster of Paris Bandage 4 Inch is intended for orthopaedic casting and immobilisation procedures. Plaster of Paris bandages are commonly used to immobilise fractures, support injured joints and stabilise affected areas during the healing process. Galaxy Medicare identifies POP bandages among its medical-device and orthopaedic product range. Galaxy Medicare

Orthopaedic Casting

The bandage can be used by trained healthcare professionals when preparing a Plaster of Paris cast for appropriate orthopaedic applications.

Fracture Immobilisation

POP casts may be used to help immobilise a fractured or injured area as part of a medically supervised treatment plan.

Joint Support

Plaster casts can provide immobilisation and support for selected injuries involving joints and surrounding structures.

Key Features

  • 4-inch width
  • Plaster of Paris bandage
  • Made with Plaster of Paris powder and Leno gauze
  • Galaxy POPCAST product
  • Low immersion time of 3–5 seconds
  • Initial setting time of approximately 90–140 seconds
  • Designed for faster application
  • Creamy texture for cast formation
  • Good mouldability
  • Strong and durable cast properties
  • Designed for orthopaedic casting applications Galaxy Medicare

Uses / Applications

Galaxy POPCAST 4 Inch may be used by qualified healthcare professionals for:
  • Fracture immobilisation
  • Orthopaedic casting
  • Limb immobilisation
  • Joint support
  • Stabilisation of injured areas
  • Cast formation
  • Other appropriate orthopaedic procedures
The product should be applied by trained healthcare professionals according to clinical requirements and the manufacturer’s instructions.

Product Information

Product Detail Information
Product Name Galaxy POPCAST Plaster of Paris Bandage
Brand POPCAST
Manufacturer Galaxy Medicare Limited
Size 4 Inch
Product Type Plaster of Paris Bandage
Material Plaster of Paris Powder + Leno Gauze
Immersion Time 3–5 seconds
Initial Setting Time 90–140 seconds
Standard stated by manufacturer B.P.
Category Orthopaedic / POP Bandage
Galaxy states that POPCAST is made from Indian Plaster of Paris powder and Leno gauze, with rapid-setting properties and a creamy texture intended to help form a better cast. Galaxy Medicare

Why Choose Galaxy POPCAST 4 Inch?

Galaxy POPCAST Plaster of Paris Bandage 4 Inch is designed for efficient orthopaedic casting. Its short immersion time and stated initial setting time can support faster cast application when used correctly by trained healthcare professionals. Galaxy also highlights its mouldability, creamy texture and strong, durable cast properties. Galaxy Medicare For hospitals, orthopaedic clinics and medical suppliers in Patna and across Bihar, the 4-inch POP bandage can be stocked as part of an orthopaedic and fracture-care product range.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Galaxy POPCAST 4 Inch?

Galaxy POPCAST 4 Inch is a Plaster of Paris bandage designed for orthopaedic casting and immobilisation applications.

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 of POPCAST?

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

What is the setting time of Galaxy POPCAST?

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

What is a Plaster of Paris bandage used for?

POP bandages are used by healthcare professionals for orthopaedic casting and immobilisation, including appropriate fracture and joint-support applications. Galaxy Medicare

Is Galaxy POPCAST suitable for orthopaedic casting?

Yes. POPCAST is specifically manufactured and marketed as a Plaster of Paris Bandage for orthopedic casting applications.

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Galaxy POPCAST Plaster of Paris Bandage 4 Inch is a Plaster of Paris bandage made with Plaster of Paris powder and Leno gauze. It is designed for orthopaedic casting and immobilisation applications. Galaxy states that POPCAST has a 3–5 second immersion time and an initial setting time of 90–140 seconds. Galaxy Medicare

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Description

Galaxy POPCAST Plaster of Paris Bandage 4 Inch

Galaxy POPCAST Plaster of Paris Bandage 4 Inch is an orthopaedic Plaster of Paris (POP) bandage designed for casting and immobilisation applications. POPCAST is a Galaxy Medicare product manufactured using Plaster of Paris powder and Leno gauze. Galaxy’s product information describes it as a Plaster of Paris Bandage B.P. designed for fast application and cast formation. Galaxy Medicare The 4-inch size provides a practical bandage width for orthopaedic casting applications where this size is appropriate. POP bandages are used by trained healthcare professionals to create casts and support immobilisation following appropriate clinical assessment.

What Is Galaxy POPCAST 4 Inch Used For?

Galaxy POPCAST Plaster of Paris Bandage 4 Inch is intended for orthopaedic casting and immobilisation procedures. Plaster of Paris bandages are commonly used to immobilise fractures, support injured joints and stabilise affected areas during the healing process. Galaxy Medicare identifies POP bandages among its medical-device and orthopaedic product range. Galaxy Medicare

Orthopaedic Casting

The bandage can be used by trained healthcare professionals when preparing a Plaster of Paris cast for appropriate orthopaedic applications.

Fracture Immobilisation

POP casts may be used to help immobilise a fractured or injured area as part of a medically supervised treatment plan.

Joint Support

Plaster casts can provide immobilisation and support for selected injuries involving joints and surrounding structures.

Key Features

  • 4-inch width
  • Plaster of Paris bandage
  • Made with Plaster of Paris powder and Leno gauze
  • Galaxy POPCAST product
  • Low immersion time of 3–5 seconds
  • Initial setting time of approximately 90–140 seconds
  • Designed for faster application
  • Creamy texture for cast formation
  • Good mouldability
  • Strong and durable cast properties
  • Designed for orthopaedic casting applications Galaxy Medicare

Uses / Applications

Galaxy POPCAST 4 Inch may be used by qualified healthcare professionals for:
  • Fracture immobilisation
  • Orthopaedic casting
  • Limb immobilisation
  • Joint support
  • Stabilisation of injured areas
  • Cast formation
  • Other appropriate orthopaedic procedures
The product should be applied by trained healthcare professionals according to clinical requirements and the manufacturer’s instructions.

Product Information

Product Detail Information
Product Name Galaxy POPCAST Plaster of Paris Bandage
Brand POPCAST
Manufacturer Galaxy Medicare Limited
Size 4 Inch
Product Type Plaster of Paris Bandage
Material Plaster of Paris Powder + Leno Gauze
Immersion Time 3–5 seconds
Initial Setting Time 90–140 seconds
Standard stated by manufacturer B.P.
Category Orthopaedic / POP Bandage
Galaxy states that POPCAST is made from Indian Plaster of Paris powder and Leno gauze, with rapid-setting properties and a creamy texture intended to help form a better cast. Galaxy Medicare

Why Choose Galaxy POPCAST 4 Inch?

Galaxy POPCAST Plaster of Paris Bandage 4 Inch is designed for efficient orthopaedic casting. Its short immersion time and stated initial setting time can support faster cast application when used correctly by trained healthcare professionals. Galaxy also highlights its mouldability, creamy texture and strong, durable cast properties. Galaxy Medicare For hospitals, orthopaedic clinics and medical suppliers in Patna and across Bihar, the 4-inch POP bandage can be stocked as part of an orthopaedic and fracture-care product range.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Galaxy POPCAST 4 Inch?

Galaxy POPCAST 4 Inch is a Plaster of Paris bandage designed for orthopaedic casting and immobilisation applications.

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 of POPCAST?

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

What is the setting time of Galaxy POPCAST?

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

What is a Plaster of Paris bandage used for?

POP bandages are used by healthcare professionals for orthopaedic casting and immobilisation, including appropriate fracture and joint-support applications. Galaxy Medicare

Is Galaxy POPCAST suitable for orthopaedic casting?

Yes. POPCAST is specifically manufactured and marketed as a Plaster of Paris Bandage for orthopedic casting applications.

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