Pro Wrap 2.5cm x 4.5m Red

Complete guide: Pro Wrap 2.5cm x 4.5m Red

Self-adhesive cohesive bandage in a narrow 2.5 cm format and 4.5 m length, made from non-woven material (95% PPSB) with 5% spandex, in red. It adheres exclusively to its own surface — it does not stick to skin, hair, or nitrile gloves — making it ideal for protecting the artist's fingers during long sessions, securing dressings on small areas, and custom grip wrapping. Being 100% latex-free and CE compliant, it is also suitable for clients or artists with latex sensitivity.

How to use

1. Wash and sanitize your hands before taking the roll out of its packaging, as with any consumable in the work area.
2. Cut the needed length with clean scissors — the non-woven material cuts without fraying — or tear it by hand if you prefer (the edge will just be slightly less neat).
3. For finger protection: wrap 2–3 layers around your thumb and index finger, overlapping each turn by about half the width, to reduce friction and pressure during long sessions.
4. Apply it only lightly stretched — the bandage has an elongation coefficient of up to 150% and holds its initial tension well, so there is no need to pull hard on it.
5. Press the end over the previous layer: being cohesive, it secures itself to itself, without clips, knots, or adhesive tape.
6. To secure a dressing on small areas (finger, wrist, ear): apply a sterile compress on the skin FIRST, then fasten it with the bandage on top.
7. Check the compression after application: the bandage should stay firm, without slipping, but without whitening the skin or causing numbness.
8. At the end of the session, unroll it and throw it away — it is a single-use product per session.

Tips from us

• The 2.5 cm width is designed for precision applications (fingers, small areas); for standard grip-wrapping or dressings on limbs, choose the 5 cm version from the same range.
• Keep a dedicated, clean pair of scissors at your work station — cut exactly the pieces you need, and the 4.5 m roll lasts longer.
• The bandage withstands green soap, tattoo ink, and sterile water, so it does not need to be replaced after every intermediate wipe during the session.
• The red pigment is stable and does not transfer to other surfaces, but keep in mind that under black nitrile gloves the color is no longer visible — choose the color by preference, not by visibility.
• Store the rolls at room temperature, away from extreme heat, so the material keeps its cohesion and elasticity.
• For an active studio, a stock of 2–3 rolls is a reasonable base — with moderate use for finger protection, one roll typically lasts 3–5 days.

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