Lorna Euda Towel Forceps, Non-Tearing Serrated Jaws
A non-tearing towel forceps with serrated jaws, made from medical grade stainless steel, used to hold sterilised surgical towels securely in place.
The Lorna Euda Towel Forceps is designed to hold sterilised surgical towels in place during an operation, a supporting but important function in maintaining a properly draped, sterile surgical field throughout a procedure. Its jaws are described as non-tearing, meaning they are shaped to grip drape material securely without puncturing or damaging the fabric, a useful quality that helps preserve the integrity of surgical towels across repeated uses.
The serrated jaw surface adds to this secure grip, helping the forceps hold its position on the towel even as the drape shifts slightly during the course of a procedure. Made from the highest grade medical stainless steel, the instrument is built to withstand the demands of repeated surgical use as well as standard autoclave sterilization between operations, ensuring it remains reliable over an extended service life.
Towel forceps of this kind are a routine addition to general surgical trays, used wherever drapes need to be clipped and held in position, and hospitals and surgical centers across the UAE keep several in circulation to support consistent, sterile draping across their surgical schedule.
