CASTING

Orthopedic Casting Supplies — Fiberglass Tape, Padding & Cast Kits

OrthoTape is a trusted supplier of professional orthopedic casting supplies for clinics, hospitals, orthopedic practices, and sports medicine facilities. Our casting collection covers everything needed for a complete cast application — from fiberglass casting tape and cast padding to stockinette, cast shoes, and cast care accessories. All products are sourced from clinically proven brands used by orthopedic professionals nationwide.

What’s in Our Casting Collection

• Fiberglass Casting Tape — lightweight, strong, and water-resistant. Available in multiple widths and colors for arm, leg, thumb, and pediatric casts
• Cast Padding (Synthetic & Cotton) — soft undercast padding for patient comfort and skin protection beneath fiberglass or plaster casts
• Stockinette — tubular cotton or synthetic liner applied directly to the skin before padding and casting tape
• Plaster Cloth Bandages — traditional plaster of Paris casting bandages for splints and molds
• Cast Shoes & Heel Wedges — protective footwear worn over leg and foot casts for safe ambulation
• Cast Edging & Cast Care — fleece edgers and accessories to protect skin from rough cast edges

Who Uses OrthoTape Casting Supplies?

• Orthopedic clinics and hospitals applying fiberglass and plaster casts
• Sports medicine facilities managing fractures and acute injuries
• Emergency departments applying splints and temporary immobilization
• Physical therapy practices using casting for serial casting protocols
• Patients and caregivers purchasing cast shoes, edging, and cast care accessories

Fiberglass vs. Plaster Casting — What’s the Difference?

• Fiberglass casting tape: Lightweight, strong, water-resistant, and available in colors. Sets quickly (3–5 minutes). The standard of care for most fracture management today.
• Plaster of Paris: Heavier and not water-resistant, but more moldable and conforming. Still used for initial fracture reduction, serial casting, and custom molds.

Casting materials are professional medical supplies. Proper cast application requires clinical training. Always follow your institution’s protocols and manufacturer instructions.