A box of 100 individually wrapped, sterile fabric plasters. These stretch to fit and cushion minor cuts and grazes, making them a straightforward first aid staple for any site, workshop or welfare area.
Fabric plasters are the workhorse of any first aid kit. Cuts, grazes, splits on knuckles from cold weather — none of them wait for a convenient moment, and having plasters to hand is just basic site sense. This box of 100 individually wrapped sterile plasters covers those everyday minor injuries without fuss, keeping people working rather than hunting around for a dressing.
The fabric construction is what makes these preferable to standard plastic plasters for most trade environments. Fabric moves with the skin, so a plaster on a finger joint actually stays put when you’re gripping tools, bending the hand repeatedly, or working in conditions where a rigid plastic strip would lift at the edges within the hour. The slight stretch also means the plaster conforms better to awkward spots like knuckle creases and fingertips.
Why Fabric Plasters Work Better on Site
Each plaster has a cushioned absorbent pad that sits over the wound, with a breathable fabric backing that helps keep the area clean without completely sealing out air. They’re individually wrapped, so they stay sterile in a first aid box, a jacket pocket, or a van glove box — wherever they end up living.
A box of 100 is a sensible quantity for any workplace first aid kit. It’s enough to stock up properly without worrying about running short during a busy period, and at this price it makes sense to keep a spare box in the van. First aid kits that are half-empty are only slightly better than no first aid kit at all, and replenishing plasters is one of the easier maintenance tasks to stay on top of.
Suitable for all minor cuts and grazes. Sterile, individually wrapped, and ready to use.
Pro Tip: Check your first aid box monthly and reorder plasters before you run out rather than after: a kit with three plasters left is not a kit.
Fabric plasters are used wherever minor cuts and grazes occur in the working day. That covers construction sites, workshops, warehouses, and any trade environment where hands are in regular contact with materials, tools, and rough surfaces. They're equally at home in a welfare cabin first aid kit, a van-mounted first aid box, or a site office drawer.
Beyond the trade, these are a practical choice for schools, sports facilities, kitchens, and small businesses that need to maintain a stocked first aid kit as a matter of compliance as well as common sense.
Best For
Minor cuts and grazes
Finger and knuckle injuries
Site and workshop first aid kits
Van and vehicle first aid boxes
Workplace welfare areas
Key Features
Fabric construction stretches with skin movement
Cushioned absorbent wound pad
Individually wrapped and sterile
Breathable backing
Box of 100
Suitable Environments
Construction sites
Workshops and warehouses
Kitchens and food prep areas
Schools and sports facilities
Offices and retail
Not suitable for: Not suitable for deep wounds, puncture injuries, or burns, which require more specialised dressings or medical attention. These plasters are not waterproof, so prolonged exposure to water will affect adhesion.
Clean the wound thoroughly with clean water and allow the skin to dry before applying. Peel open the sterile packaging, remove the protective tabs from the adhesive strips, and apply the plaster with the pad centred over the wound. Press the fabric edges down firmly to ensure good adhesion.
Clean the cut or graze with clean running water and pat the skin dry
Open the individual sterile wrapper without touching the wound pad
Peel back the protective tabs on each side of the adhesive strip
Centre the cushioned pad directly over the wound
Press the fabric edges down firmly against the surrounding skin
Replace the plaster if it becomes wet, dirty, or starts to lift at the edges
Are these plasters waterproof?
No. Fabric plasters are breathable rather than waterproof. They will handle light moisture but prolonged contact with water will cause the adhesive to lift. For wet working conditions, a waterproof plastic plaster would be a better choice.
How many plasters are in the box?
Each box contains 100 individually wrapped sterile plasters, making it a practical quantity for stocking or restocking a workplace first aid kit.
Are these suitable for use in food preparation areas?
Fabric plasters in standard skin tone are not ideal for food environments because they are difficult to detect if they fall into food. Blue detectable plasters are the recommended choice for catering and food production settings.
Standard fabric plasters consist of a woven fabric backing with a pressure-sensitive adhesive and a non-adherent absorbent pad at the centre. The fabric material allows a degree of stretch and flex that plastic-backed plasters do not provide. Each plaster is individually wrapped and sterilised to maintain safety and compliance with basic first aid kit requirements.
Quantity
100
Packaging
Individually wrapped, sterile
Backing material
Fabric
Sterility
Yes
Reviews
There are no reviews yet.
Be the first to review “Fabric Plasters – Box 100”Cancel Reply
Reviews
There are no reviews yet.