Backhaus towel clamp forceps 6" ring handle

  • Six-inch length provides balanced reach for secure draping across multiple surgical specialties.
  • Ring handles offer familiar ergonomic control and precise finger placement during procedures.
  • Tissue jaw pattern grips surgical towels firmly to maintain a sterile operative field.
  • Versatile design supports use in general, orthopedic, plastic, and cardiovascular surgeries.
  • Reliable clamping action helps stabilize linens without slipping during complex interventions.
  • Standard forceps configuration integrates smoothly into established instrument trays and workflows.

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OEM & International Cross-Reference Equivalents
UNIVERSAL NOMENCLATURE EU MDR 2017/745 & US FDA GUDID Classification
EMDN (EUDAMED): L031307
TOWEL AND TUBE CLAMPS, REUSABLE
GMDN Code: 11961
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Secure Draping Stability for Multi-Specialty Procedures

Maintaining a sterile field is critical during complex surgical interventions, yet shifting drapes can compromise visibility and safety. The Backhaus towel clamp forceps provide a reliable mechanical solution for securing surgical linens to the patient or underlying layers. Featuring a classic 6-inch length with ergonomic ring handles, this instrument offers surgeons precise control and comfortable manipulation during extended procedures. The sharp, penetrating jaw pattern supports a firm grip on fabric without excessive bulk, facilitating quick application and removal. Designed for versatility across cardiovascular, general, neurosurgical, ophthalmic, orthopedic, and plastic surgery workflows, these clamps help establish a stable operative environment, allowing the surgical team to focus on procedural precision rather than field management.

Use Cases

  • Securing surgical towels and drapes to the patient's skin or underlying linens to maintain a sterile boundary.
  • Stabilizing multiple layers of surgical fabric in general and cardiovascular surgeries to prevent slippage during movement.
  • Anchoring drapes in orthopedic and plastic surgery procedures where extensive exposure and frequent instrument handling occur.
  • Providing lightweight fixation for delicate draping configurations in neurosurgical and ophthalmic settings.

Specifications

Jaw PatternTissue
Dimension6"
Length6"

Care & Handling

  • Inspect jaws and box locks for alignment, wear, or debris accumulation before each use.
  • Clean thoroughly according to facility protocols to remove biological material and prevent corrosion.
  • Store in a dry, protected environment to maintain instrument integrity and readiness.

General use; follow facility protocols.


Set Bill of Materials & Included Instruments

#Component InstrumentQtyClinical Specification
1Backhaus towel clamp forceps, 6'',ring handle1026210001
2Backhaus towel clamp forceps, 3 1/2'',ring handle1026210016
3Backhaus towel clamp forceps, 5 1/4'',ring handle1026210014
Total Set Contents3 Pieces (3 Distinct Types)

Available Size Options

This product is available in 3 different size options. Select an option to view its details.

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May 05, 2026 (6 months ago)
These forceps are well-made and fit comfortably in hand. They seem suitable for our general surgery requirements.
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