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Adhesive Plasters for Fixing Dressings, Catheters & Cannulas

Adhesive fixation plasters are used in medical settings to secure catheters and cannulas as well as wound dressings, compresses, and other bandages. They are available either as rolls or as individual, typically sterile plasters. For patients with sensitive skin or allergies, hypoallergenic, sensitive fixation plasters are also available to ensure safe and comfortable application.

Adhesive Plaster Rolls

One of the most popular roll plasters is Leukosilk from BSN Medical. This white acetate silk fixation plaster comes in a roll and can be torn by hand both lengthwise and crosswise. The latex-free plaster is gentle on the skin and ideal for securing cannulas, catheters, and wound dressings. It is available in multiple widths: 1.25 cm, 2.5 cm, and 5 cm.

For particularly secure fixation, the strongly adhesive Leukoplast Fixation Plaster is an excellent choice. Also supplied in roll form, its zinc oxide–rubber resin adhesive ensures long-lasting adherence, making it perfect for high-stress dressing fixation. The water-repellent plaster is available in skin-tone on 5-metre rolls and in various widths.

Individually Packaged Fixation Plasters

For securing cannulas, we recommend the Cosmopor i.v. Cannula Plaster. It features a soft carrier fleece to protect the insertion site and a separate cushion pad to prevent pressure points.

If close monitoring of the insertion site is important, the Curafix® i.v. Control Fixation Dressing with a transparent polyurethane window is ideal. It is both germ- and water-resistant, providing reliable protection against dirt and bacteria. For smaller requirements, the skin-friendly Curafix i.v. Classic plaster is suitable. Its central punched hole simplifies cannula fixation and, thanks to its cost-effective price, it is particularly economical for everyday use.

In this category, you will also find occlusion plasters for covering a child’s eye, as well as the Pro-ophta Eye Dressing K with a cotton-mull pad, ideal for protecting and caring for the eye following surgery.

Additional dressing materials and wound closure products, as well as plaster bandages, are conveniently listed in the Dressing Materials category.

If you have any questions about our fixation, roll, or adhesive plasters, our friendly customer service team will be happy to assist you via email, telephone, or live chat.