Custom Orthotic Inserts
| - We receive a negative impression.
- The impression is then toe capped to accommodate for length of orthotic.
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| - Plaster is then mixed and poured into the negative impression of the foot/feet. (mold)
- The mold is then rough sanded and wet sanded.
- An appropriate size of material is cut from a sheet of material. We use dual-laminate or tri-laminate material, Made up of EVA and/or plastazote. This material is sadmerc coded as 101-1.
- The second material that we use is Eva Bottom for heavier set people. This product is also 35 shore A durometer. The top layers of this product are the same just a different bottom. This product is also sadmerc coded as 101-2.
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| - The material is then heated at 400 degrees until pliable.
- The heated material is then placed to the positive mold and vacuum formed to the patients foot/feet.
- After vacuum pressing, a grinder and/or sander is then used to complete the final product.
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