PBT Bandage, Individually Wrapped (5–15 cm × 4 m)
An individually wrapped PBT elastic bandage, 5 to 15 cm x 4 m, for dressing retention, light support and first-aid kits.
Key takeaways
- Light, conforming PBT elastic bandage, 5 to 15 cm wide and 4 m long.
- Individually wrapped, which suits first-aid kits, dressing trolleys and single-patient use.
- Lighter than the high elastic bandage with clips (4.5 m, spandex); fiber blend and weight are confirmed per order.
The PBT bandage is a light, conforming elastic bandage made with PBT (polybutylene terephthalate) fiber, 5 to 15 cm wide and 4 m long, and individually wrapped. It holds dressings in place and wraps neatly around joints, which makes the PBT elastic bandage a common component of first-aid kits and hospital dressing trolleys. HOPE Medical supplies it in bulk and under private label.
Key Features
- PBT elastic fiber: light and conformable
- Widths 5 to 15 cm, 4 m long
- Individually wrapped for clean storage and kit assembly
- Private-label wrappers and boxes approved before production
- Consolidates with gauze, tapes and plasters in one container
Applications
Dressing retention on limbs and joints, light support after minor injuries, and first-aid kit packs. Compared with our high elastic bandage with clips (spandex, 4.5 m), the PBT bandage is lighter and individually wrapped, which suits kits and single-patient use. For simple wrapping without stretch, a gauze bandage is the lower-cost option.
How to specify when requesting a quote
- Required widths (range 5 to 15 cm) and rolls per width
- Length (listed at 4 m) and how it is measured
- Fiber blend and weight if your tender names them
- Wrapper type, box and carton count
- Destination market and documents
Technical and purchasing information
An individually wrapped PBT elastic bandage, 5 to 15 cm x 4 m, for dressing retention, light support and first-aid kits. The final configuration, packaging and supporting documents are confirmed against your order and destination market.
- Material
- PBT (polybutylene terephthalate) elastic
- Width
- 5 to 15 cm
- Length
- 4 m
- Unit pack
- Individually wrapped
- Mixed-container shipping
- Consolidated with other group products in one container
- Private label / OEM
- Packaging artwork and private-label proofs approved before production
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 OEM
Private-label 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 PBT Bandage, Individually Wrapped (5–15 cm × 4 m).
What does PBT bandage mean?
PBT stands for polybutylene terephthalate, a polyester fiber with natural stretch. A PBT bandage uses this fiber to make a light, conforming elastic bandage that holds dressings in place and is usually secured with tape.
PBT bandage vs elastic bandage: what is the difference?
Both stretch. A PBT bandage is thinner and lighter, conforms well, and is mainly used to hold dressings and for light support. A high elastic bandage has more stretch and recovery for firmer support wraps. Our PBT bandage is 4 m long and individually wrapped; our high elastic bandage is 4.5 m long and comes with clips.
PBT bandage vs gauze bandage: which should I use?
A gauze bandage is non-elastic cotton gauze for simple wrapping. A PBT bandage stretches and conforms around joints, so it stays in place better on moving areas. Gauze costs less; PBT is chosen for fit and comfort.
What is a PBT bandage used for?
Holding wound dressings in place on arms, legs and joints, light support after minor sprains, and first-aid kits. It is not a compression bandage; follow clinical advice for sprains and swelling.
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