Edna Towel Forceps

Introduction of Edna Towel Forceps Non-perforating jaws.

The Edna Towel Forceps brings a compact design to the operative site, holding surgical drapes and towels without harming underlying tissues. Built as a non-perforating towel clamp forceps, this specialized instrument secures sterile materials while improving sightlines across the busy surgical field.

Its ring handle delivers a firm grip and precise control, letting practitioners manage tubing or drapes during demanding surgical procedures. The finely serrated jaws and blunted teeth create secure handling, offering stable grip without puncturing the delicate materials they contact.

Handcrafted from Premium German Stainless Steel, this reusable instrument withstands repeated use while its dependable locking mechanism guarantees reliable performance. Measuring 4″ (10cm) and shorter in length, the versatile instrument meets varied surgical needs with proven precision and lasting integrity.

Specifications

Crafted from high-quality stainless steel, this instrument resists corrosion across repeated sterilization cycles. Its non-perforating teeth grip drapes and tissue firmly, while the non-perforating design prevents punctures. Built as one of many precision surgical instruments, it delivers consistent gripping strength during demanding procedures.  

The wider jaw surface distributes pressure evenly, securely holding materials without slipping. Available in two different length sizes, it adapts to varied clinical tasks. Shipped non-sterile, this equipment requires processing before use, and its robust construction reduces the risk of damage under regular handling.

Manufactured with high-quality materials, the forceps maintains performance across countless surgical settings. Part of the Lorna-Edna family alongside the Lorna variant, its engineering supports both efficiency and reliability. This combination of durability and thoughtful design keeps operating theatres equipped for dependable, repeatable outcomes.