Clinical Overview & Therapeutic Principles
Specially formulated with rubber-based adhesive and a cotton cloth backing, ZONAS® by Actimove® Rigid Adhesive Strapping Tape provides durable support where immobilization is needed. The flexible athletic tapes feature a high tensile strength to prevent tape breakage while applying a high level of support to joints and muscles. Strong yet easy to tear lengthwise and crosswise, Actimove tape is an excellent companion for any athletic trainer’s kit or training center.
Core Therapeutic Capabilities & Innovation
Specially formulated with rubber-based adhesive and a cotton cloth backing, ZONAS® by Actimove® Rigid Adhesive Strapping Tape provides durable support where immobilization is needed. The flexible athletic tapes feature a high tensile strength to prevent tape breakage while applying a high level of support to joints and muscles. Strong yet easy to tear lengthwise and crosswise, Actimove tape is an excellent companion for any athletic trainer’s kit or training center.
Recommended for immobilization, support strapping, or patient positioning, ZONAS® by Actimove® Rigid Adhesive Strapping Tape allows users to use the entire roll. The tape provides a smooth and consistent unwind for easy use on the sidelines or in the training room. The programmed unwind tension provides an ideal tape release from the roll, allowing it to be used end to end. The porous rolls measure 1 1/2” x 15 yards and are sold in boxes of 32 rolls.
Made with a 100% cotton backcloth, ZONAS® by Actimove® Rigid Adhesive Strapping Tape is breathable allowing perspiration to escape during daily wear. It achieves maximum adhesive mass anchorage to provide support for ankle, wrist, and hand injuries in the most adverse conditions.
Clinical Indications & Medical Applications
- Non-elastic rigid strapping tape
- Adheres securely yet it is gentle to skin; contains latex
- Durable porous athletic tape tears easily by hand
- High tensile strength tape for immobilization and support




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