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Brace Splint

3D Printing Meets Orthopedic Care

Swibrace specialises in designing, manufacturing, and distributing 3D-printed braces. Our ventilated and waterproof splints reduce infection risk, support muscle strength, and promote hygiene for faster recovery.


An optimized cast for an adaptive and efficient support

Swibrace develops innovative light and anatomical splints for orthopaedic immobilisation.

Benefits

Light

Functional

Comfortable

Patient Specific

For individuals & health professionals

For individuals

For health professionals

Getting started

Scan the patient’s arm to obtain their exact morphology.

Upload the arm’s scan on our platform and generate the cast in less than fifteen minutes.

Order the cast anywhere and anytime. 

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The brace is sent in less than ten days and can be worn immediately.

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About Swibrace

Swibrace develops non-invasive solutions for orthopaedic conditions.Our braces are designed to be lightweight yet strong, and comfortable. 

Latest News from Swibrace

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Funded by Innosuisse, the Swiss Innovation Agency, this project represents a perfect blend of academic research and practical application, aiming to revolutionize the way we approach orthopedic treatments.

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We have recently acquired a European patent for our innovative brace design. This represents an essential advancement in Swibrace’s commitment to healthcare technology.

Frequently asked questions

An orthopaedic brace can be defined as an external support of a limb, maintaining or improving function after some affection, like for example a fracture or palsy. An orthosis is a general term, to name any external system designed to correct an orthopaedic abnormality and/or to improve the function – like a brace, but also a dynamic splint, or even a wheelchair. A splint is a system of immobilisation of a joint, usually non-circular and relatively elastic. A cast is a circular system of immobilisation of a given joint, moulded on the joint – the shell encasing the limb can be a plaster cast or made of a synthetic material (fiberglass or plastic). As our company focuses on designing light anatomical braces, allowing some function despite the immobilisation, we chose Brace for the second part of our name, and Swi, to insist on our Swiss origins and Swiss-made quality.

You can easily order your personalized brace by using Swibrace’s software.

Once you order your brace, it will take ten working days to be delivered.

Swibrace’s cast can be worn at all times. Bath, shower and swimming are allowed. 

One major advantage of 3D-printing over traditional casting, is that a given brace can be manufactured several times. Traditional plastic orthoses need to be replaced if worn for several months. Instead of having to start again moulding a thermoplastic, the occupational therapist can simply re-order a new brace from Swibrace, if this happens with a 3D-printed brace (our products are quite resistant but will also wear out after several months).

The duration is determined by the medical order. Swibrace’s cast will resist at least six weeks, under light activities.

Wearing the brace should not be painful at all. Get immediate medical advice in case of pain. There is danger of development of a chronic inflammatory syndrome called CRPS.

The brace is light yet resistant. It is compatible with some light activities, including white-collar work and some sports.

Do you still have questions?

CONTACT US:
+ 41 26 505 18 38
info@swibrace.com

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