Elastic fixation bandage HARTMANN OMNIFIX E 5 cm x 10 m, woven elastic, single pack

OMNIFIX E 5 cm x 10 m by HARTMANN is a woven elastic fixation bandage designed for secure and adaptable wound and dressing management. The 5 cm width and 10 metre length make it suitable for local fixation tasks while the woven elastic structure provides flexible compression and good conformity to body contours. Supplied as a single pack, this bandage is breathable and can be used to retain dressings, support light splints and provide mild compression for sports or post-operative care.

Advantages

The woven elastic construction of the OMNIFIX E ensures an even distribution of pressure and reliable retention of dressings without constricting movement. Breathable material helps reduce moisture build-up at the application site, and the elastic recovery maintains consistent support over repeated use. Its narrow 5 cm width allows precise application on smaller anatomical areas while the 10 m roll provides sufficient length for multiple applications.

Suitable for

• Fixation of wound dressings on limbs and joints
• Retention of light splints and padding
• Post-operative dressing support
• Mild compressive support for sports strains and sprains
• General first aid and outpatient wound care

Key specifications

• Material: woven elastic fabric providing stretch and recovery
• Width: 5 cm
• Length: 10 m
• Packaging: single pack roll
• Breathability: allows air circulation to the skin
• Intended use: fixation, light support and mild compression

How to use

Apply the OMNIFIX E bandage directly over the dressing, splint or padding and wrap with moderate tension to achieve secure fixation without impairing circulation. Start from the distal end and work proximally, overlapping each turn by approximately one half to two thirds of the bandage width for stability. Cut the bandage to length and secure the end by tucking or using a suitable clip or tape. Inspect circulation after application and adjust tension if there is numbness, pallor or increased pain.

Usage recommendations

Use the bandage as part of routine wound care or first aid protocols; avoid excessive tension and reapply if the bandage becomes soiled or loses elasticity. For persistent swelling, signs of infection, or if prolonged immobilisation is required, seek professional medical advice.