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  • So tough you can outsolde heavy-duty shoes
  • Tougher than crepe and resists compression
  • Use for AK and BK socket liners and biomechanical corrections on foot orthoses
  • Heat-moldable
  • Available in five heights by the sheet or case

AliMed® NickelPlast™ X-Firm

AliMed® NickelPlast™ X-Firm

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  • So tough you can outsolde heavy-duty shoes
  • Tougher than crepe and resists compression
  • Use for AK and BK socket liners and biomechanical corrections on foot orthoses
  • Heat-moldable
  • Available in five heights by the sheet or case

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AliMed® NickelPlast™ X-Firm is so tough you can outsole heavy-duty shoes. Resists compression – it won't pack down, even in the most rigorous application. Use for AK or BK socket liners and biomechanical corrections on foot orthoses, which stay exactly as you set them. Heat-moldable. 55 durometer (Shore A) firmness level. Available in five heights: 1/8", 3/16", 1/4", 3/8", 1/2", and sold by the sheet or case of sheets.


Sheet: 30"W x 34"L, Brown


About AliMed® NickelPlast™: This high-strength, expanded orthotic material has outstanding uniformity. It is tough, tear-resistant, and resists bottoming out, offering a resilient, rubbery quality not found in simpler, cross-linked polyethylene materials. When heated for a few minutes, it yields easily to complex molding and shaping and shrinks about 15% when thoroughly heated. When cool, it hardens approximately five Shore A points. Use for PTB, AK, or BK socket liners, insoles, foot orthotic postings, and other applications where long wear and resilience is necessary.