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Korex y Spenco.

Discussion in 'Español' started by Ivan M., Feb 13, 2008.

  1. Ivan M.

    Ivan M. Active Member


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    Hola a todos!!
    He estado leyendo varios capítulos del primer libro de Kirby, y me ha surgido una gran duda. En varias partes del texto, Kirby menciona dos materiales empleados en la fabricación de ortesis ,de los que nunca he oido hablar.Son el Korex y el Spenco.
    ¿Sabeis algo de ellos?
    ¿Sus propiedades y/o características se podrían extrapolar a las del Poron y EVA?.

    Un saludo. :)
     
    Ivan M., Feb 13, 2008
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  2. javier

    javier Senior Member

    Si más o menos. El forro Spenco es un forro de neopreno con una cubierta de microfibra que fabrica Spenco Med. Corp, puedes ir a cualquier tienda de Foot Locker y verás plantillas de está marca. El Korex es un tipo de cornylon (aunque más parecido al corcho de Birkenstock) con una densidad aprox de 55 ShoreA.

    Saludos,
     
    javier, Feb 13, 2008
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