The Skin Towel Clip is a precision surgical instrument designed to firmly hold surgical drapes or towels in place during operations. It features serrated jaws that provide a secure grip on fabric or light tissue without slipping. The spring-loaded mechanism allows for easy application and release, helping maintain a sterile surgical environment throughout the procedure.

•  Length: Typically 11.5 cm (4.5 inches) and 14 cm (5.5 inches)

•  Jaw Opening: Serrated tips measuring approximately 5 mm in width for enhanced grip

•  Weight: Lightweight for ease of use without causing hand fatigue

•  Finish: Mirror polished or satin finish available

•  Straight Jaw Clip: Standard design for general use

•  Curved Jaw Clip: Designed to conform better to curved surfaces or specific draping needs

•  Surgical-grade stainless steel (SS 304 or SS 316) ensuring corrosion resistance and durability

•  Heat-resistant to withstand repeated autoclaving

•  Surgical Instrument

•  Draping and Clamping Instruments

•  Solid, reusable metal instrument

•  Designed for repeated sterilization and long service life

•  Securing surgical towels or drapes to maintain a sterile field

•  Preventing drape slippage during prolonged procedures

•  Occasionally used for temporary light tissue clamping or securing delicate materials

•  Provides a firm, reliable grip on surgical drapes and towels

•  Simple design allows quick and effortless application

•  Durable and withstands rigorous sterilization protocols

•  Minimizes the risk of contamination by maintaining sterile barriers

•  Not suitable for heavy-duty tissue clamping or holding larger objects

•  Sharp serrated tips require careful handling to avoid injury or fabric damage

•  Always handle with care to prevent accidental injury from sharp jaws

•  Ensure thorough sterilization before and after each use to prevent infection

•  Use only for intended surgical purposes to maintain instrument integrity

•  Rinse immediately post-operation to remove blood and debris

•  Clean with mild detergent and warm water, using a soft brush to reach serrations

•  Sterilize using an autoclave at recommended temperatures (121°C - 134°C)

•  Store in a dry, sterile environment to avoid corrosion and maintain instrument longevity

•  Frequently used in veterinary surgeries to secure drapes during animal procedures

•  Maintains cleanliness and sterility in diverse surgical environments, from small pets to large animals

•  Helps keep surgical field stable, reducing risk of contamination

•  Standard instrument in human operating rooms for draping and maintaining sterile fields

•  Essential in a wide range of surgeries including general, plastic, and orthopaedic procedures

•  Ensures continuous sterile barrier, protecting both patient and surgical team

•  HS Code: 9018.39 — Instruments and appliances used in medical, surgical, dental, or veterinary sciences, not elsewhere specified

•  HSN Code: 9018 — Medical, surgical, dental, or veterinary instruments and appliances

Q: Can Skin Towel Clips damage delicate tissues?

A: They are designed primarily for drapes and towels, but with careful use, they can clamp delicate tissues temporarily without damage.

Q: How many times can these clips be reused?

A: With proper cleaning and sterilization, Skin Towel Clips can be reused indefinitely.

Q: Are there any size variations?

A: Yes, common sizes are 4.5 inches (11.5 cm) and 5.5 inches (14 cm), catering to different surgical needs.

Q: What sterilization methods are recommended?

A: Autoclaving is preferred; chemical sterilization is possible but may reduce lifespan.

Q: Is this instrument used in veterinary surgeries?
 A: Yes, it’s widely used across veterinary practices for maintaining sterile fields during surgery.