Towel clamp forceps 5 1/2" ball and cup ring handle
- Ball and cup tips securely grip surgical drapes without slipping during procedures.
- Five and a half inch length offers balanced reach for general surgery.
- Ring handles provide stable finger placement and controlled clamping pressure application.
- Versatile design supports secure drape fixation in cardiovascular and general operations.
- Compact profile minimizes obstruction while maintaining firm hold on sterile field barriers.
- Robust construction supports consistent handling when securing towels around incision sites.
$12.56 $16.00
Secure Draping Stability with Precision Ball and Cup Design
Maintaining a sterile field during complex procedures requires reliable instrumentation that prevents drape migration without compromising workflow efficiency. These 5 1/2" towel clamp forceps feature a distinctive ball and cup tip configuration, engineered to interlock securely with surgical drapes for stable positioning. The ring handle design offers familiar ergonomics, allowing surgeons to apply consistent pressure with minimal hand fatigue during extended cases. Suitable for both general surgery and cardiovascular applications, this instrument provides the necessary reach and control to manage linens effectively. By supports drapes remain fixed, the clamp supports uninterrupted visualization and access to the operative site, contributing to a safer and more organized surgical environment.
Use Cases
- Securing surgical drapes to patient skin or underlying layers to maintain sterile boundaries in general surgery
- Stabilizing linen placement during cardiovascular procedures where precise field management is critical
- Providing temporary fixation of towels or sponges to prevent shifting during instrument exchanges
- Assisting in the organization of the operative field by holding back non-essential materials
Specifications
| Dimension | 5 1/2" |
Care & Handling
- Inspect the ball and cup tips for alignment and wear before each use to supports secure gripping
- Clean thoroughly according to facility protocols to remove biological debris from the hinge and jaw areas
- Store in a dry, protected environment to prevent corrosion or damage to the delicate tip mechanism
General use; follow facility protocols.
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Bennett Lawson
Csd ManagerThese forceps are well constructed and fit neatly into our standard trays. A solid addition to the general surgery inventory.