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.
| 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 |
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.
- 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
