Wound Care & Fixation

Crepe Bandage Supplier: Cotton Elastic Rolls for Support and Compression

Stretchable compression wrap

Crepe bandage rolls with stretch and breathable construction for general support and dressing applications.

Key takeaways

80% cotton / 20% spandex crepe bandage for general support, compression and dressing retention.
Four widths, 5, 7.5, 10 and 15 cm (about 2, 3, 4 and 6 in), each 4.5 m long; a red-line style is listed in our catalog.
Other elastic bandages from our catalog (elastic plain, high elastic, PBT) can be quoted in the same order.

A crepe bandage is a crinkled, stretchable woven bandage used to support and compress soft tissue and to hold dressings in place. HOPE Medical's crepe bandage is made of 80% cotton and 20% spandex, and the blend gives the roll its stretch. It is supplied in four widths for distributors, pharmacy chains, first-aid kit makers and tender buyers.

Key Features

80% cotton and 20% spandex, with a stretchable, breathable construction
Widths of 5, 7.5, 10 and 15 cm (about 2, 3, 4 and 6 in)
4.5 m per roll (about 4.9 yd)
Red-line crepe style listed in our catalog
Private-label packaging reviewed for each order

Applications

Listed uses are general support, compression and dressing retention, such as wrapping a sprained wrist or ankle or holding a dressing on a limb. As a general guide, 5 cm suits hands and wrists, 7.5 and 10 cm suit ankles, feet and elbows, and 15 cm suits knees and thighs. The clinician or first-aider decides width and tension for each case.

How to specify when requesting a quote

Quantity per width
Standard or red-line style
Pack format: individual wrap, box or bulk tender pack
Whether your market expects clips supplied with each roll
Destination market and required documents

Our catalog also lists elastic plain, high elastic (with clips) and PBT bandages, which can be quoted with the crepe bandage in one shipment.

Technical and purchasing information

Crepe bandage rolls with stretch and breathable construction for general support and dressing applications. The final configuration, packaging and supporting documents are confirmed against your order and destination market.

Material: 80% cotton and 20% spandex
Sizes: 5, 7.5, 10 or 15 cm × 4.5 m
Application: General support, compression and dressing retention

Application and configuration

Confirm the intended use, material, size and model before sample approval or production. Product-specific options are recorded in the quotation and specification sheet.

Packaging and cartons

Packaging, artwork and carton requirements can be reviewed for the selected product. Feasibility is confirmed for the exact order rather than assumed across the category.

Quality and documentation

Available quality and export records vary by product and market. Share the destination and required documents so they can be checked before approval.

Buyer questions, answered

Clear answers for preparing a comparable sourcing request for Crepe Bandage.

What sizes do crepe bandages come in?

HOPE Medical's crepe bandage comes in 5, 7.5, 10 and 15 cm widths, roughly 2, 3, 4 and 6 inches, and each roll is 4.5 m (about 4.9 yards) long.

Which crepe bandage size is used for the ankle?

As a general guide, 7.5 cm (3 in) or 10 cm (4 in) widths are used for adult ankles and feet, 5 cm for wrists and hands, and 15 cm for knees and thighs. The final choice rests with the clinician.

Crepe bandage vs elastic bandage: what is the difference?

A crepe bandage is one type of elastic bandage: a crinkled woven roll, here 80% cotton and 20% spandex. Elastic bandage also covers higher-stretch spandex bandages and PBT bandages, which are listed in our catalog and can be quoted on request.

What is a crepe bandage used for?

It is used for general support, compression and holding dressings in place, for example wrapping a sprained wrist or ankle or securing a dressing on a limb.

Can crepe bandages be supplied for tenders under private label?

Yes. Pack format, labeling and carton marks are reviewed for each order. Send the tender specification, quantity per width and destination so the offer matches the tender wording.