VSB 5 inch Stainless Steel Backhaus Towel Forceps

VSB 5 inch Stainless Steel Backhaus Towel Clip Forceps AJS-0132 are surgical instruments commonly used in medical procedures to secure and hold surgical towels or drapes in place. They are designed to prevent the towels from slipping or moving during surgery, ensuring a sterile environment and improving the efficiency and safety of the procedure.

The Backhaus towel clip forceps consist of two sharp, curved prongs or jaws with serrated tips that interlock when closed. The forceps are typically made of stainless steel, which is durable, easy to clean, and resistant to corrosion.

To use the Backhaus towel clip forceps, the surgeon or surgical assistant grasps the forceps and presses the prongs onto the surgical towel or drape, penetrating its material. The serrated tips provide a secure grip, preventing the forceps from accidentally slipping off. The forceps can be locked in place by engaging the ratchets on the handle, ensuring a firm hold on the towel.

These forceps are often used in a variety of surgical procedures, including general surgery, orthopedic surgery, gynecological procedures, and many others. They are particularly useful when draping the patient's body or isolating a specific surgical site.

The main advantage of Backhaus towel clip forceps is their simplicity and effectiveness in holding surgical towels securely. They allow the surgical team to maintain a clear field of vision and prevent contamination by keeping the drapes or towels in the desired position throughout the procedure.

After the surgery, the forceps are carefully removed from the towel or drape to prevent injury to the patient. They can be sterilized and reused, making them cost-effective and environmentally friendly.

In summary, Backhaus towel clip forceps are a widely used surgical instrument that plays a crucial role in maintaining a sterile surgical environment. They provide a reliable means of securing surgical towels and drapes, ensuring their stability during procedures and contributing to the overall success and safety of the surgery.