Heavy duty fabric plasters with stretch and cushioning for comfort and protection on site. Individually wrapped and sterile. Box of 100 keeps the first aid kit stocked through even the busiest weeks.
TIMCO heavyweight fabric plasters are the kind of thing you don’t think about until you need one. A nick from a saw blade, a blister from a new boot, a graze from shifting materials — minor injuries happen constantly on site, and having a proper plaster that actually stays put makes a real difference. These are not the flimsy paper strip things you find in a corner shop kit. They’re fabric, they stretch, and they stay on through the sweating, bending and general punishment of a working day.
The heavyweight fabric construction gives these plasters a noticeable advantage over standard first aid plasters. The material conforms to fingers and knuckles — the places most likely to take a hit — and the cushioned pad provides a reasonable buffer over the wound rather than just laying flat against it. That matters when you’re still handling tools or materials. Nobody’s putting their hand in their pocket for the rest of the afternoon.
Why TIMCO Heavyweight Fabric Plasters Work on Site
Each plaster is individually wrapped and sterile, which is exactly what you want in a toolbox or site first aid kit. A loose box of unwrapped plasters gets contaminated quickly and ends up in the bin. These stay clean until you need them. The box of 100 is a sensible quantity for a working environment — enough to last a while without taking up half the kit, and at this price point, reordering when you run low is no hardship.
Fabric plasters are generally more water resistant than thin plastic alternatives, meaning they hold their adhesion better when hands get wet or dirty. They also breathe slightly, which is more comfortable on a wound that needs to stay covered for several hours. They’re skin-toned, which is worth mentioning if you’re working in hospitality or food service environments where a high-visibility blue plaster is actually the regulation requirement — for those situations, look elsewhere. For construction, trades and general site use, these are a straightforward, reliable choice.
A box of 100 TIMCO heavyweight fabric plasters is the sort of thing every site first aid kit should have in reserve.
Pro Tip: Keep a small handful of these in your tool bag separately from the main kit box, because the one time you need a plaster urgently is always the one time the kit is in someone else's van.
These plasters are used wherever minor cuts, abrasions and blisters occur in working environments. Construction sites, workshops, warehouses, agricultural settings and trade vehicles all benefit from having a reliable stock on hand. They're particularly useful on the hands and fingers, where joint movement means cheaper plasters peel away within the hour. General trades, groundworkers, landscapers and joiners will find the box of 100 a practical quantity for a team first aid kit.
Best For
Minor cuts and abrasions
Blisters and grazes
Knuckle and finger wounds
Site and workshop first aid kits
Trade vehicle first aid supplies
Key Features
Heavyweight fabric construction
Stretch for joint movement
Cushioned wound pad
Individually wrapped and sterile
Skin-tone colour
Suitable Trades
Construction and groundworks
Joinery and carpentry
Landscaping
Warehousing and logistics
General maintenance
Not suitable for: Not suitable for use where blue detectable plasters are required, such as food preparation environments. Not intended for serious wounds or injuries requiring medical attention.
Peel open the individual wrapper, remove the plaster and pull back the protective strips from the adhesive. Apply centrally over the wound and press the edges down firmly, particularly around knuckles or joints where lifting is most likely. Make sure the skin is as clean and dry as possible before applying for the best adhesion.
Clean and dry the affected area before applying
Tear open the individual sterile wrapper
Peel back the protective strips from both sides of the adhesive
Centre the cushioned pad directly over the wound
Press the adhesive edges down firmly, paying extra attention around joints
Replace the plaster if it becomes wet, dirty or begins to lift at the edges
Are these plasters sterile?
Yes, each plaster is individually wrapped and sterile, making them suitable for use in workplace first aid kits.
Do fabric plasters stay on better than standard plastic plasters?
Generally yes. The fabric material stretches with finger and knuckle movement rather than pulling away, and the adhesion tends to hold better through light moisture and general site use. They're not waterproof, but they cope well with normal working conditions.
Can these be used in a food preparation environment?
No. Food handling environments typically require blue detectable plasters so that any lost plaster can be spotted in food. These are skin-toned and not suitable for catering or food production settings.
Constructed from a heavyweight stretch fabric with a central non-adherent wound pad and pressure-sensitive adhesive backing. Individually wrapped in sterile packaging. Fabric construction allows conformity to irregular surfaces and joint areas. Standard skin-tone colouring. Meets general workplace first aid requirements for minor wound management.
Brand
TIMCO
Pack Quantity
100
Type
Fabric plaster
Construction
Heavyweight stretch fabric
Sterile
Yes
Individually Wrapped
Yes
Colour
Skin tone
Application
Minor cuts, abrasions, blisters
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