Brief Description
| Item Name | Primary Usage | Design |
|---|---|---|
| Jones Towel Clamps, “Baby” 2-1/2″ | Draping for smaller surgical sites | Lightweight, perforating clamp |
| Jones Towel Clamps, 3″ | Draping for general surgical procedures | Compact, sharp-jawed clamp |
| Lorna Towel Clamps, 4″ | Non-perforating draping in delicate procedures | Curved jaws with secure grip |
| Lorna Towel Clamps, 5-1/4″ | Non-perforating draping for larger areas | Curved design, wider span |
| Peers Towel Clamps, 5-3/4″ | Draping for comprehensive surgical settings | Elongated, non-perforating clamp |
Towel clamps, such as Jones, Lorna, and Peers models, are essential for surgical draping and stabilization of instruments. Jones clamps are sharp-jawed, ideal for securing drapes, while Lorna and Peers clamps offer non-perforating options, ensuring safe handling during complex procedures like general surgeries and delicate operations. Studies in surgical ergonomics emphasize the importance of secure and ergonomic clamps for maintaining sterile fields, enhancing procedural efficiency, and reducing the risk of drape displacement during critical moments.
Features
- Material: High-quality stainless steel, corrosion-resistant
- Sizes Available:
- Jones: 2-1/2″, 3″
- Lorna: 4″, 5-1/4″
- Peers: 5-3/4″
- Designed for optimal grip and precision during draping procedures
- Non-perforating options available for sensitive applications
