Description
The Hartmann REB is a elastic bandage from Hartmann USA, built for dependable everyday performance in clinical and home care. Sprains, strains and dressing retention all call for the support of the REB, a bandage that compresses evenly and stays put through a full day of movement. The REB listing covers 12 configurations, so size and packaging can be matched to the care plan without switching product lines.
About the REB
Hartmann designs the REB line around the practical demands of routine care, where consistent quality matters more than novelty. Standard grade woven elastic bandage that provides balanced stretched and compression The assortment on this page spans 12 configurations, with sizes including 2" x 5 yds, 3" x 5 yds, 4" x 5 yds, 4" x 10 yds and 2 more sizes. Every REB configuration on this page is supplied sterile for aseptic use. REB packaging follows the manufacturer format exactly as listed for each configuration, and every option carries its own Hartmann article number and its own price. Check the individual REB configuration details on this page for material and latex information before ordering.
Features and Benefits
Design and Performance
- Elastic support – standard grade woven elastic bandage that provides balanced stretched and compression
- Consistent specification – every REB configuration is produced to the same Hartmann specification, so reordering the same article number returns the same product.
- Clear identification – each REB option is labeled with its size and packaging on the product page, which keeps storeroom picking accurate.
Product Specifications
Assortment and Packaging
- Configurations: 12 options on this REB listing, each with its own article number and price
- Sizes: 2" x 5 yds, 3" x 5 yds, 4" x 5 yds, 4" x 10 yds and 2 more sizes
- Sterility: Sterile
- Packaging: Sold as listed per configuration (boxes, cases), in manufacturer packaging
Product Details
- Brand: Hartmann
- Manufacturer: Hartmann USA, Inc.
- Article numbers: 16200000, 16300000, 16400000, 16410000, 16600000, 16610000 and 6 more
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Why Choose the REB
Choosing the REB means choosing a product line that US hospitals, clinics and home caregivers already stock and reorder by article number. The REB assortment is deep enough to cover routine needs from one listing, and its specification stays stable from order to order.
- Reliable outcomes – a consistent specification means the REB performs the same way on the hundredth use as on the first, which is what care protocols assume.
- Fewer surprises – clear REB configuration labels with size, sterility and packaging stated up front reduce picking errors and returns.
- One listing, full range – all 12 REB configurations sit on a single page with per-option pricing, so buyers compare sizes instead of hunting across duplicate listings.
- Manufacturer backed – Hartmann USA stands behind the REB line with published instructions for use and a US support organization.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the REB used for?
The REB provides support and compression for sprains and strains and retains dressings on limbs. Reusable REB formats with self-closure are laundered and reapplied as needed. The REB configurations on this page show the exact sizes and formats available to order.
What sizes does the REB come in?
The REB listing covers 12 configurations, with sizes including 2" x 5 yds, 3" x 5 yds, 4" x 5 yds, 4" x 10 yds and 2 more sizes. Each REB option states its packaging as well, so the size and the pack format are chosen together at checkout.
Is this product sterile?
Every REB configuration on this page is supplied sterile for aseptic use. The sterility of each REB configuration is stated in its option label and in the specifications on this page.
How is the product packaged?
REB packaging follows the manufacturer format for each article number, sold as listed in boxes, cases. The price shown for a REB configuration is the price for that listed package, not a per-piece estimate.
How do I choose the right REB configuration?
Start with the REB size the care plan calls for, then match sterility to the task and the pack format to how the product is stocked. If two REB configurations look similar, the article number is the reliable identifier for reordering the identical item.
