Jones-Martin Towel Forceps With Clip

Description

Jones-Martin Towel Forceps With Clip

The Jones-Martin towel forceps are small spring clips with an extra built-in clip. The points hold the drape, and the clip holds a cable or tube against it.

Two jobs in one

One end pins the drape layers together. Meanwhile, the added clip grips suction tubing or a diathermy lead, so a single instrument does both jobs.

Sizes of the Jones-Martin towel forceps

We offer 9 cm and 10 cm. Furthermore, both sizes stay light enough for paper drapes and small fields.

Spring action

A spring closes the points without a ratchet. Consequently, the clip goes on and comes off with one hand, which speeds up draping.

Typical uses

Minor surgery, hand surgery and ophthalmic draping all suit small spring clips. They also help on larger cases to tidy cables along the drape edge.

Placing it

Squeeze the handles to open the points, then release them across a fold of drape. After that, press the cable into the built-in clip.

Jones or Jones-Martin

The plain Jones clip has no cable holder. By contrast, the Jones-Martin adds one, so many teams use it at the cable side of the field.

Jones-Martin towel forceps options

• 9 cm or 10 cm
• Spring closure
• Built-in cable clip

Jones-Martin care

Clean the points, spring and cable clip. Dry, then sterilise.

Our checks for your forceps

Jones-Martin clips carry three years against manufacturing defects, spring and clip included. A team member in Atlanta studies each Jones-Martin forceps in person ahead of dispatch. For the basics of instrument alloys, see ASTM F899. The questions page handles payment and delivery. We readily suggest an option within a day or so. A close relative is our Jones towel clips. Check our growing general surgery section for other patterns.

Professional use only. Shipping times are on our shipping terms. Photos are illustrative, while this alloy contains nickel; consult our reprocessing guide for advice.