Description
Lowman-Baby Bone Holding Clamps
The Lowman-Baby bone clamp is a small, 13 cm version of the Lowman clamp. It grips small bones during fixation.
Small Lowman
The full Lowman clamp suits long bones in adults. By contrast, this small version suits fingers, toes and pediatric bones. In addition, it keeps the same secure grip.
Size
At 13 cm, the clamp fits small incisions. Therefore it stays out of the way of drills and screwdrivers. The jaws hold firmly.
Who uses the Lowman-Baby bone clamp
Its home is the small-bone tray, beside fine reduction forceps. Also, pediatric orthopedic teams use it on children’s fractures. Also, it suits forearm work in small patients.
Gentle use
Small bones need gentle clamping. So tighten slowly while watching the bone. Stop once the grip is secure.
A useful companion
Many trays carry a large Lowman and this small one together. Consequently, the surgeon can choose by bone size. The pair covers most needs.
Fitting into small sets
Hand and pediatric sets have little spare room. Therefore a 13 cm clamp fits where a longer one would not. Moreover, it keeps the field uncluttered.
Lowman-Baby bone clamp details
- 13 cm long
- Small Lowman pattern
- Secure small-bone grip
- Ships non-sterile
Small clamp care
Clean the small jaws in a mesh basket so parts stay together. Dry fully and lubricate the mechanism. Check the grip before packing.
Why we look after the clamp
Our Atlanta inspector goes over every clamp in person before it ships. The clamp has cover of three years against manufacturing defects on every unit. The buyer FAQ handles orders, shipping and returns. For the basics of instrument metals, check ASTM F899. Matching items appear in the orthopedic department. Want help choosing a clamp? Write to us by email. Many units hold a second clamp for busy lists. For a companion tool, check the Lambert-Lowman clamp.
For hospital and clinic use. Our care guidance notes photo differences plus nickel in the steel. Refunds follow our refund terms.
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