Whether it’s an interdigital wedge, a heel cup with a soft inner lining, a hammer toe pad, a bunion cup or a toe ring, our application videos will show you how you can make your orthoses using the new moulding materials, the new hardener, the mixing chart and the 5-piece mould set.
How to produce your own toe spreader: In this video, we demonstrate how to fit the orthoses in two degrees of hardness – Super Soft (~15 Shore) and Soft (~25 Shore) – for targeted pressure relief and a personalised fit in the space between the toes.
How can a heel cup be used specifically to relieve pressure and provide stabilisation? In this video, we show you the making of an orthoses with a soft inner insert in the hardness grades ‘Strong’ (~40 Shore) and ‘Super Soft’ (~15 Shore) – for a bespoke solution for the heel area.
How can a metatarsal pad with an integrated toe ring be specifically designed to provide effective pressure relief in the forefoot area? In this video, we show you the production process for the orthoses using soft material (~25 Shore) – for a precisely fitting, robust and yet comfortable solution for everyday practice use.
How do you make a functional hammer toe pad with an integrated toe spreader? In this video, we show you the specific combination of two moulding materials and how to mix them in mineral green (~30 Shore) – to create a precisely fitting orthoses for effective pressure relief and toe guidance.
How can a bunion cup be specifically reinforced whilst still allowing for a convenient fit? In this video, we show you the production of an orthoses with an integrated Rinki toe bandage for stabilisation – thanks to mixing two moulding materials in natural beige (~20 Shore) to provide precise pressure relief in the forefoot area.
