The surgical instrument shown in image is a precision-engineered Lorna Towel Clamp (also widely referred to as an Edna towel clamp). Unlike standard perforating towel clips that rely on sharp points to pierce materials, this instrument is specifically designed to manage a sterile operative field safely without causing structural damage to underlying drapes, equipment lines, or the patient’s skin. Forged from high-quality, corrosion-resistant surgical stainless steel, it is built to survive frequent, high-temperature autoclave sterilization protocols.
Key Functional Features
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Non-Perforating Serrated Jaws: The unique, wide jaw profile features an inward curvature ending in flat, finely serrated tips. This design provides an aggressive, non-slip grip over a broad surface area while remaining entirely atraumatic to fabrics and paper drapes.
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Interlocking Ratchet Mechanism: Equipped with a dependable multi-position ratchet lock located near the handles. This allows the operator to step-adjust and securely lock down the precise clamping tension required for varying materials.
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