Aortha PPC

Copolymer Polypropylene plastic has excellent physical
characteristics, particularly for applications were impact strength and heat
resistance is important.
The ability of Polypropylene to yield pressure and torque, yet consistently return
to its form without fatiguing, will eliminate distortion.
Copolymer Polypropylene (contains up to 15% Polyethylene) produces solid
orthoses. Very popular as it is economically priced, this material is used for
practically all orthotic applications.
Typical thermoforming temperatures: 180-200°C

General features:
• Lightweight.
• Excellent rigidity.
• Excellent impact resistance.
• Various colour options.
Applications:
• AFOs - Ankle Foot Orthosis.
• KAFOs - Knee Ankle Foot Orthosis.
• RGOs* Reciprocating Gait Orhosis.
• AK Sockets - Above Knee Sockets.
• Body Jackets