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The sprinkle can is used to safely and efficiently moisten cotton cloths and sponges with acetone, isopropyl alcohol and other liquids used in your workshop as cleaning agents.
With the sprinkle can, cleaning fluids can be applied in controlled quantities. This saves you money and helps protect the environment by using cleaning agents efficiently. Key feature: thanks to the design, unused liquid automatically flows from the wetting plate back into the container.

Ottobock&#039;s sets for drying plaster with compressed air help you save valuable time when drying plaster models. This technique involves a 5-m-long porous hose and a compressed air hose with a ball valve, quick couplings and five heat-resistant adapters. The hose is cut to the appropriate length to fit the plaster model and embedded in the plaster model with the compressed air adapter.
When compressed air flows into the hose via the ball valve, the porous structure of the hose distributes the compressed air evenly in the plaster. This lets excess water flow out of the plaster in a controlled manner without causing cracks in the plaster.
This process can significantly reduce the time required for drying a plaster model. As the components are heat-resistant to 130 °C, the plaster model can later be used in the Ottobock plaster drying oven or Ottobock convection and prepreg ovens for further drying and for processing carbon and prepreg materials.

Ottobock’s compressed air sets help you save valuable time when drying plaster models. This technique involves a 5-m-long porous hose and a compressed air hose with a ball valve, quick couplings and five heat-resistant adapters. The hose is cut to the appropriate length to fit the plaster model and embedded in the plaster model with the compressed air adapter.
When compressed air flows into the hose via the ball valve, the porous structure of the hose distributes the compressed air evenly in the plaster. This lets excess water flow out of the plaster in a controlled manner without causing cracks in the plaster.
This procedure can significantly reduce the time required for drying a plaster model. The components are heat-resistant to 130 °C, which means the plaster model can later be used in the Ottobock plaster drying oven or Ottobock convection and prepreg ovens for further drying and for processing carbon and prepreg materials.

Ipso Cast is an innovative plaster modelling technique for TT users. It makes plaster casting and processing faster and more efficient. You can obtain very good results with this technique while saving a lot of time during plaster casting and subsequent processing.
The innovative technique makes it possible to take a plaster cast under load: the user gets into a biaxial woven stockinette and pushes the residual limb down. Thanks to its special structure, the woven stockinette – during plaster casting – simulates the pressure conditions that later occur in the prosthetic socket and are desired.
The technician also gains added modelling possibilities. For example, the pressure can be individually increased in specific locations directly during plaster casting. This establishes optimal conditions for a successful plaster model, without elaborate post-processing, and for a perfectly fitting prosthetic socket.

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