Towel Clamps(15)

Backhaus Towel Clamp is a popular device that surgeons in several fields use to statically hold surgical drapes to the patient’s skin, in order to define the margins of the operating site.

• Sharp-Pointed Tips Promoting Enhanced Gripping.
• Ratchet System for Self-Locking the Jaws.
• Ergonomic Finger Rings Ensuring Maximum Control.

Bernhard Towel Clamp is a specialized device that surgeons in several fields use to statically fix sterile drapes around the operative site, in order to enhance the view of the anatomical targets.

• 1 x 1 Prongs Ensuring Exceptional Clamping.
• Ratchet System for Self-Retaining the Jaws.
• Ergonomic Finger Rings Promoting Optimal Handling.

Doyen Towel Clamp is a specialized device that surgeons in multiple areas can use to securely hold surgical drapes in place, in order to define the limits of the operative field.

• Atraumatic 2 x 2 Prongs for Enhanced Gripping.
• Slightly Curved Jaws Promoting Higher Precision.
• Cross Action Spring Handle Ensuring Maximum Control.

Jones Towel Clamp is a specialized device that surgeons in different areas use to attach surgical drapes onto the patient’s skin, in order to define the limits of the operative field.

• Sharp-Pointed Jaws Ensuring Optimal Fixation.
• Inwardly-Curved Jaws for Enhanced Grasping.
• Cross-Action Spring Handle for Maximum Control.

Jones-Martin Towel Clamp is a multipurpose device that surgeons in different areas can use to place and statically hold surgical drapes and to guide suction tubes during certain procedures.

• Sharp-Pointed Tips Ensuring Optimal Fixation.
• Includes Concave Holder for Guiding Suction Tubes.
• Cross-Action Spring Handle for Maximum Control.

Lane Towel Clamp is a specialized device that surgeons in different areas use to statically hold sterile drapes around the operative field, in order to enhance the sightlines and prevent infection.

• Toothed Jaw Edges to Minimize Skin Trauma.
• Fenestrated Design for Enhanced Gripping.
• Ergonomic Finger Rings Promoting Maximum Control.

Lorna Towel Clamp is a specialized device that surgeons in multiple fields can use to statically hold surgical drapes around the operative site, in order to enhance the sightlines and minimize the risk of infection.

• Finely-Serrated Jaw Edges for Atraumatic Fixation.
• Ratchet System for Self-Retaining the Jaws.
• Ergonomic Finger Rings Ensuring Superior Handling.

Moynihan Towel Clamp is a specialized device that surgeons in multiple areas use to statically clamp sterile drapes around the operative site, in order to protect the patient from infection.

• 2 x 2 Prongs Ensuring Strong Drape Fixation.
• Ratchet System for Self-Locking Clamping.
• Ergonomic Finger Rings Promoting Optimal Control.

Non Perforating Towel Clamp is a specialized device that surgeons in different areas use to fix surgical drapes around the operative field, in order to reduce the risk of infection and improve sightlines.

• Cross-Serrated Tips to Minimize Clamping Trauma.
• 10.5 & 13.5cm Lengths to Suit All Applications.
• Ergonomic Finger Rings Ensuring Maximum Control.

Peers-Bertram Towel Clamp is a specialized device that surgeons in different areas use to fix sterile drapes and suction tubes, in order to enhance the view of the operative site.

• Grooved Tips for Fixating Suction Tubes with Ease.
• Ratchet System to Self-Lock the Jaws.
• Ergonomic Finger Rings Ensuring Optimal Handling.

Robin Towel Clamp is a specialized device that surgeons in multiple areas use to fix surgical drapes in the limits of the operative site, and also to guide laparoscopic cables with precision.

• Inwardly-Curved Jaws for Enhanced Fixation.
• Cable Holder to Guide Laparoscopic Cables.
• Ergonomic Finger Rings Ensuring Optimal Handling.

Roeder Towel Clamp is a specialized device that surgeons in multiple areas use to statically hold sterile drapes in the surgical field, with the purpose of reducing the risk of infection.

• Inwardly Curved Jaws for Optimal Fixation.
• Ball Stops to Limit Tissue Penetration.
• Ergonomic Finger Rings Ensuring Non-Slip Grip.