Description
The Andover CoFlex UMAFD is an all-in-one trauma bandage system built for quick and easy application in high-stress situations. It is made for rapid trauma dressing application where absorbency and compression are needed together, and it gives medics, first responders and trauma kit builders who need one-roll wound management a dependable, manufacturer-made option.
- Format – 2 manufacturer configurations on this page
- Closure – Sticks to itself, so no clips, pins or finishing tape are needed
- Latex status – Not made with natural rubber latex
- Packaging – Sold by the case in original manufacturer packaging
CoFlex UMAFD in Detail
The Universal Medic design works as an alternative to existing combat bandages for first responders and medic kits. Having the second foam pad in the core means extra absorbency is already inside the roll when bleeding is heavy. The black colorway suits tactical and field kits where a low-visibility wrap is preferred. Application follows the same wrap-and-stick pattern as the rest of the CoFlex family, so training carries over. Every item listed is a genuine manufacturer product, supplied in its original packaging.
Features and Benefits
Design and Performance
- Dual foam absorbency – A foam pad is attached to the bandage and an additional foam pad sits in the core for extra absorbency
- High absorption – The system absorbs and retains fluid equivalent to 29 gauze pads
Use and Comfort
- Heat tested at 130 degrees – The bandage is able to withstand high temperatures, and it was heat tested at 130°
- Flexible controlled compression – The strong bandage applies flexible, controlled compression over the pad
Product Specifications
Product Details
- Brand: Andover
- Product line: CoFlex UMAFD
- Latex status: Not made with natural rubber latex
- Widths: 4"
- Country of origin: Made in the USA
Ordering and Packaging
- Configurations: 2 manufacturer configurations listed on this page
- Packaging: Sold by the case, and each configuration label states its exact pack count
- Setting: Medics, first responders and trauma kit builders who need one-roll wound management
Browse our Foam Dressings department to compare the related lines side by side. The rest of the Andover brand range holds the bandages and tapes that pair with this item.
Why Choose This Trauma Bandage System
Teams standardize on the CoFlex UMAFD line because it keeps one manufacturer standard in place for rapid trauma dressing application where absorbency and compression are needed together. Original manufacturer stock keeps sizing and materials consistent across every reorder.
- Measured absorbency – The foam absorbs and retains fluid equivalent to 29 gauze pads
- Faster application – The CoFlex UMAFD format goes on in one pass, which shortens setup for rapid trauma dressing application where absorbency and compression are needed together
- Consistent results – One manufacturer standard across every configuration keeps training and stocking predictable
- Genuine Andover build – Manufactured by Andover Healthcare as part of the CoFlex UMAFD line, in original case packaging
Manuals and Troubleshooting Guides
Frequently Asked Questions
How is the CoFlex UMAFD sold?
The CoFlex UMAFD is sold by the case in original manufacturer packaging. Check the configuration labels for pack counts before you set your order quantity.
Does the CoFlex UMAFD stick to skin or hair?
No. The CoFlex UMAFD adheres to itself rather than to skin or hair, which makes application and removal more comfortable. Fasteners are unnecessary because the material bonds to itself.
Is the CoFlex UMAFD latex free?
Yes. The CoFlex UMAFD is not made with natural rubber latex, so it can be used on patients and by staff with latex sensitivity. That makes it a safe default for mixed patient populations.
What sizes does the CoFlex UMAFD come in?
Widths on this page run 4 inch. Configuration labels carry the lengths and pack counts, and every listed option is a genuine manufacturer item.
What is the CoFlex UMAFD used for?
It is used for rapid trauma dressing application where absorbency and compression are needed together. All of the manufacturer's configurations for the line appear here, so you can match the format to the task.
