Description

Backhaus Towel Forceps: Precision and Reliability for Surgical Sterility:

Backhaus Towel Forceps are available at Fiya Surgical in 8cm to 15cm long in length. These clamp’s jaws are sharp and designed to control slipping, the main function of these towel forceps is to hold skin drapes and towels during surgeries. these are made with premium-grade stainless steel and easy to sterilization. these are must-have instruments in almost all surgeries like General surgery, orthopaedic surgery, plastic surgery and many more.

Features:

• Durable Construction: Made from high-quality stainless steel.
• Locking Mechanism: Feature with a unique locking mechanism that holds the jaws in place once clamped.
• Curved, sharp Jaws: The jaws are sharp, and round curved edges grip.
• Sizes: its comes from 8cm to 15cm size in length.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:

• Manufacturer By: Fiya Enterprise
• Type of instruments: Surgical Clamps
• Working Function: Hold Dressing and Skin
• Usage: Reusable
• Material: German Stainless steel
• Warranty: Lifetime
• Rusting Prevention Procedure: Passivated, Boil Test
• Ultrasonic Cleaned: Yes
• Dull-Polished: Matt Finish
• Tests Performed: Boil Test, Performance Test, Shape Test
• Packing: Individually Packed, Laser Marking
• Sterility: Non-Sterile

People Also Ask

Q: What are Backhaus towel forceps used for?
A: They are surgical forceps used to secure surgical drapes or towels to the patient’s skin, helping maintain a sterile field during procedures.

Q: Why do Backhaus towel forceps have sharp points?
A: The sharp, pointed tips help them grip drapes and towels firmly by slightly embedding into the material without causing significant injury to the patient.

Q: What sizes are available for Backhaus towel forceps?
A: They typically range from 8.5 cm to 15 cm, offering options for smaller precision tasks (shorter) and larger drape fixation needs (longer) depending on the area being prepared.

Q: Can Backhaus towel forceps be sterilized and reused?
A: Yes — when made from surgical‑grade stainless steel, they can be cleaned, autoclaved, and reused according to proper sterilization protocols.