Embrace diversity with Multifit® NS. Your all-round orthotic fabrication companion.
Multifit NS can address all of your orthotic fabrication needs across pathologies and across patients while offering maximum ease of use.
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Physical Rehabilitation
The Personal Fit
Orthotic fabrication materials from Orfit offer the highest possible performance to both therapists and patients in physical rehabilitation.
Our wide product range consists of engineered thermoplastics that will help you solving your most challenging splinting requirements. Through workshops and inservices, our experts provide lots of tips and tricks to make your orthotic fabrications functional and successful.
All of our thermoplastic materials are developed and produced in-house to make sure that they are perfectly suited to their purpose and your needs.
Thermoplastic Products
ORFICAST THERMOPLASTIC MATERIAL ON A ROLL
Orficast is a unique thermoplastic orthotic fabrication material on a roll. It offers extreme comfort for your patients and is very easy to use.
ORFIT CLASSIC
Orfit Classic has excellent elastic and adhesive qualities. It is ideal for all orthosis types and has unlimited potential for fabrication of very large to very small orthoses. It is excellent as a base for different dynamic splint components.
ORFIT NS
Orfit NS has unlimited potential for fabrication of very small to very large orthoses. It is an excellent base for attachments. The non-stick coating eliminates accidental adhesions but allows for temporary bonding while the product is warm.
AQUAFIT NS
Aquafit NS has a smooth white surface and is an excellent choice for orthoses both large and small. When the coating is removed, all attachments can be adhered by using dry heat.
ORFILIGHT NS
Orfilight NS products are unique lightweight splinting materials with a non-stick NS coating. They are specifically designed to be lighter and more comfortable for your patient.
Accessories
Isoforce
Isoforce is a unique outrigger system specifically designed to address stiff proximal interphalangeal (PIP) and interphalangeal (IP) joints.
Orfit Dry Heater
No longer available.
Orthotic Design and Fabrication for the Upper Extremity: A Practical Guide
A Practical Guide by Orfit Product Specialist Debby Schwartz and Dr Katherine Schofield covers foundational knowledge for the use of…
The Splinting Guide
Static hand splints and dynamic hand splints, compiled by Paul Van Lede OT, MS. You can download the Splinting…
Gingher Shears
Voted best scissors in the world by the majority of the therapists.
Orfitube kit
Contains: 10 tubes of 330 mm (13″) long. 3 different types of elastic thread with different degrees of elastic strength (on…
Product Information & Education
Visit our Useful Information & Educate Yourself pages for instructional videos, upcoming splinting workshops, guides for the fabrication of static and dynamic splints and frequently asked questions.
Blog
Rock Climbing and Injuries to the Upper Extremity
Indoor and outdoor rock climbing have gained in popularity over the last few years. Enthusiasts of the sport claim many physical and mental health benefits associated with this activity. Many individuals might start climbing indoors and move to the outdoors as they become more experienced. It is a much…
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Comfortable and lightweight orthoses with Orfilight NS
When patients are required to wear their orthoses for long duration during day and night, it is always helpful to consider the size of the patient’s extremity, the specifics of the diagnosis and the weight of the selected material for the orthosis. Orfit offers Orfilight, an extremely lightweight material that might be appropriate for many of your patients, regardless of the specific diagnosis.
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Orthotic fabrication for kids
How do you get kids to cooperate with orthotic wear? How do you make sure the orthosis will stay put on their extremity? And how do you make an orthosis on a child that can’t sit still? Orthotic fabrication for children can be quite challenging for all parties involved. Here…
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