13. Thermoplastic Splinting Material New Multiform Max: Maximum Resistance to Stretch. Best for Neurological and Orthopedic Patients. It requires constant handling and continual effort to contour. Can be handled forcefully, making this material great for beginners or infrequent splinters. Use when holding the patient in a stretched position or to correct deformity, or for larger orthosis: elbow, forearm, shoulder, trunk or leg. Multiform Max offer an added advantage of improved drape. - Multiform Max: Solid- Thickness: 3,2 mm; Width: 46 cm; Length: 61 cm, per sheet. (# 4658/9) - Multiform Max: Perforated-Thickness: 3,2 mm; Width: 46 cm; Length: 61 cm, per sheet. (# 4660/1) - Also available in 2.4mm Solid or Perforated New Multiform Plastic: Minimum Resistance to Stretch. Best for Painful or Post-Surgical Cases and Hand-Based Splints. Great for experienced splinters. Conforms to contours easily with minimal handling. Recommended for face, neck, hand and wrist splints. Multiform Plastic offers maximum conformity with the comfort of Self-bond or Non-bond option. - Multiform Plastic: Solid- Thickness: 3,2 mm; Width: 46 cm; Length: 61 cm, per sheet, Non-Bond. (# 4033/1) - Multiform Plastic: Solid-Thickness: 3,2 mm; Width: 46 cm; Length: 61 cm, per sheet, Self-Bond. (# 4032/0) - Multiform Plastic: Solid- Thickness: 2,4 mm; Width: 46 cm; Length: 61 cm, per sheet, Non-Bond. (# 4034)