Plaster with screws PAWBOL PO-70, red

PAWBOL PO-70 is a red plaster with integrated screws designed for secure fixation of casts, splints and dressings where additional mechanical support is required. Intended for medical use, this plaster combines an adhesive backing with small integrated fastening screws to improve hold on fabric, plaster bandages and certain splint materials. The product is suitable for use in clinical environments and home care when local reinforcement of a dressing or immobilisation is necessary.

Advantages

The PAWBOL PO-70 plaster provides a compact solution for areas that require concentrated fixation. Its integrated screws increase mechanical grip without the need for separate hardware, and the adhesive layer ensures continuous contact with the underlying material. The red colour makes treated areas easily identifiable while the plaster construction is lightweight and easy to handle. The design supports targeted reinforcement without covering large surface areas.

Suitable for

• Fixation of cast edges and splint ends
• Reinforcement of dressings at stress points
• Securing small splint components or pads
• Temporary stabilisation during transport or manipulation

Key specifications

• Colour: red
• Type: adhesive plaster with integrated screws
• Intended use: medical fixation and reinforcement of dressings, casts and splints
• Application area: localised reinforcement at points of mechanical stress
• Form factor: single-piece plaster combining adhesive layer and fastening elements

How to use

Ensure the skin or substrate and surrounding area are clean and dry before application. Remove protective backing and position the plaster so that the integrated screws align with the area requiring reinforcement. Press the adhesive surface firmly to obtain full contact and secure the plaster in place. For dressings over fragile skin or where prolonged adhesion is expected, check periodically and replace if adhesion fails or if the plaster becomes soiled. Follow standard medical protocols for sterile technique if applying to postoperative or open wound sites.

Usage recommendations

Use the plaster for targeted reinforcement rather than broad coverage; inspect skin under and around the plaster regularly for irritation. Do not use on infected wounds or where a clinician has advised against adhesive products. If unexpected pain, increased redness, swelling or allergic reaction occurs, remove the plaster and consult medical personnel.