3 1/2" Backhaus Towel Clamp

Secure Draping Stability for General Surgery

Maintaining a sterile field during complex general surgery procedures requires reliable fixation of surgical drapes to prevent shifting or contamination. The 3 1/2" Backhaus Towel Clamp provides a robust mechanical solution for securing linens directly to the patient's skin or underlying layers. Its sharp, interlocking teeth penetrate fabric effectively, supports that the operative site remains exposed and isolated throughout the procedure. Designed with a compact 3.5-inch profile, this instrument offers precise handling and easy access in confined spaces while delivering the necessary grip strength to hold heavy drapes in place. By minimizing drape movement, it supports surgical workflow efficiency and helps uphold strict aseptic techniques without requiring additional adhesive aids.

Use Cases

• Securing surgical drapes to the patient's skin to maintain a sterile boundary around the incision site
• Fixating multiple layers of linen together to prevent slippage during lengthy general surgery procedures
• Providing rapid and reversible attachment points for draping systems in high-turnover operating rooms

Specifications

Care & Handling

• Inspect jaw alignment and tooth integrity before each use to supports secure gripping performance
• Clean thoroughly immediately after use to remove biological debris and prevent corrosion
• Store in a dry, protected environment to maintain instrument finish and mechanical function

General use; follow facility protocols.