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OrthoTape Premium 3-Inch Fiberglass Casting Tape is the most versatile width in the OrthoTape lineup — the clinical standard for wrist, ankle, forearm, and short arm casting. The 10-roll box is the preferred format for high-volume orthopedic clinics and emergency departments. We are a small business that specializes exclusively in orthopedic casting products, and that focus shows in every roll we ship.
🏥 Hospitals, Doctors & Clinics
Contact us for GPO pricing discounts at sales@orthotape.com
Fiberglass casting tape replaced plaster of Paris bandages in orthopedics in the early 1980s — and the technology has evolved significantly since then. OrthoTape was built on over 20 years of direct feedback from clinicians who told us exactly what they needed: better conformability, lower-temperature removal, more color options, and a price that doesn't punish smaller practices.
Until now, camouflage and decorative patterns could only be printed on polyester casting tape — known for poor conformability, inconsistent lay-down, and a rough finish. OrthoTape has developed a proprietary process to print directly on fiberglass fabric — something no other manufacturer currently offers. Superior conformability at a competitive price point. Watch for the launch in Fall 2026.
OrthoTape's premium fiberglass construction generates less friction during cast saw removal, meaning less heat transferred to the blade and lower temperatures felt by the patient. This matters most in pediatric orthopedics, where children are often frightened of the cast saw. Lower-quality tapes create more friction, more heat, and a more stressful removal experience.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Width | 3 inches (7.6 cm) |
| Quantity | 10 rolls per box |
| Material | Premium fiberglass with polyurethane resin |
| Setting Time | 3–5 minutes (working time) |
| Full Cure Time | 20 minutes |
| Colors Available | 14+ colors (fiberglass camo coming Fall 2026) |
| Shelf Life | 3 years (sealed, cool & dry storage) |
Hospitals, clinics, doctors' offices, and veterinary practices are welcome to request free samples before committing to a full order.
Contact us at sales@orthotape.com to request your free sample kit.
We offer a 100% money-back guarantee on any product failure. Simply provide video or photo documentation and we will make it right — no hassle, no runaround.
OrthoTape is manufactured to the same professional standard as leading brands, giving clinicians equivalent performance at a significantly lower cost — refined over 20+ years of direct clinician feedback.
Budget brands may use lower-quality fiberglass fabric and inferior resin formulations, resulting in inconsistent set times, poor conformability, and weaker structural integrity. OrthoTape uses premium-grade materials throughout.
Yes. OrthoTape generates less friction during cast saw removal, resulting in lower temperatures on the blade and less heat felt by the patient — especially important in pediatric orthopedics.
Yes. OrthoTape offers free samples to hospitals, clinics, doctors' offices, and veterinary practices. Contact sales@orthotape.com to request your free sample kit.
OrthoTape offers a 100% money-back guarantee on any product failure. Provide video or photo documentation and we will make it right.
Sets in 3–5 minutes with a full cure time of 20 minutes before weight-bearing.
When stored properly in original sealed packaging in a cool, dry place, OrthoTape fiberglass casting tape has a shelf life of up to 3 years.
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Bulk Orders & GPO Pricing: Contact sales@orthotape.com
Authorized Dealer: OrthoTape is an authorized distributor of professional orthopedic casting supplies. | FSA/HSA Eligible. | Returns: 30-day return window; customer is responsible for return shipping costs. | Medical Disclaimer: This product should be applied by a trained medical professional. Always consult a licensed physician for diagnosis and treatment decisions.