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Equine Bandages by Franklin-Wiliams Company Working closely with equine veterinarians, The Franklin-Williams Company has been a pioneer in the development of bandage products designed specifically for equine use.
The father/ son team: Franklin and William Johnston, have worked in the horse industry for decades assisting veterinarians and pioneering new bandaging products that were specifically tailored to equine use. have recognized the preferences of practitioners and developed a range of bandage products to accomodate various needs. Currently they offer 25 equine bandage products which includes individual ready-to-use sterile and nonsterile bandages, bulk rolls and a trauma kit for emergency use. Cotton is a major component of our products and we use medical grade cotton controlled for weight and bioburden. This cotton is grown and processed in the USA. The products at Franklin Williams are used by hospitals, clinics, schools of veterinary medicine, and equine practices across the USA. SteriRoll® Ready-to-Use Cotton Combine Bandage Steri Roll® is manufactured using heavy, medical grade cotton with a soft nonwoven outer covering. Uniformity and quality are assured through defined specifications for the raw material and continual quality inspections during the manufacturing process. It provides excellent padding and absorbency. Each bandage is sterilized by gamma radiation, the most effective and efficient method for sterilizing medical devices. The bandage bears a radiation exposure sticker to show that it has been sterilized. Steri Roll® is is a professional looking product for dispensing to your clients.
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What is the SteriRoll® Ready-to-Use Cotton Combine Bandage?
SteriRoll® is manufactured by The Franklin-Williams Company using heavy, medical-grade cotton with a soft nonwoven outer covering, providing excellent padding and absorbency. Each bandage is sterilized by gamma radiation — the most effective and efficient method for sterilizing medical devices — and bears a radiation exposure sticker to show it has been sterilized.
What makes Franklin-Williams cotton bandages high quality?
Cotton is a major component of their products, and they use medical-grade cotton controlled for weight and bioburden that is grown and processed in the USA. Uniformity and quality are assured through defined specifications for the raw material and continual quality inspections during the manufacturing process, which is why their products are used by hospitals, clinics, schools of veterinary medicine, and equine practices across the USA.
Is there a non-sterile option if I don't need a sterile bandage?
Yes — RediRoll™ is a nonsterile, ready-to-use cotton combine bandage with the same high-quality construction as SteriRoll. It provides time-saving convenience and economy when a sterile bandage isn't required, is packaged in a sturdy, easy-to-open bag to remain clean until use, and is available in widths of 12, 14 or 16 inches and a variety of lengths.
Which product do veterinarians prefer after surgery or injury?
CombiRoll is most often preferred by veterinarians for use as a bandaging material following surgery or injury. It's made from heavy, medical-grade cotton with a soft nonwoven outer covering, provides excellent padding and absorbency, and conforms well to the contour of the leg with a uniform layer of cotton. It's available in 10-yard rolls in widths of 8, 12, 14 and 16 inches.
How broad is the Franklin-Williams equine bandage range?
The father/son team of Franklin and William Johnston have worked in the horse industry for decades and currently offer 25 equine bandage products. The range includes individual ready-to-use sterile and nonsterile bandages, bulk rolls, and a trauma kit for emergency use.
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