Peers Towel Clamp for Drape Fixation and Wound Field Exposure in General Surgery

Secure Drape Fixation and Stable Field Exposure

Maintaining a sterile boundary and consistent surgical field visibility is critical during general surgery procedures. The Peers Towel Clamp provides a reliable mechanical solution for securing surgical drapes to the patient’s skin or underlying layers, preventing slippage that can compromise sterility. Designed for firm grip and ease of application, this instrument helps surgeons establish a stable wound field exposure without excessive tissue trauma. By supports drapes remain fixed throughout the procedure, it supports uninterrupted workflow and reduces the need for manual adjustments. This clamp serves as an essential tool for creating a controlled operative environment, allowing the surgical team to focus on precision rather than equipment management.

Use Cases

• Securing surgical drapes to the patient's skin to maintain a sterile barrier during general surgery
• Stabilizing the wound field to supports consistent exposure and visualization for the surgical team
• Preventing drape migration or slippage during prolonged procedures or patient repositioning
• Assisting in the creation of a defined operative site by anchoring surrounding linens

Care & Handling

• Inspect the clamp jaws and locking mechanism for alignment, wear, or damage before each use
• Store in a dry, protected environment to prevent corrosion or mechanical stress on the hinges

Specifications

Specifications

General use; follow facility protocols.