Peers-Bertram Towel Forceps

Description

Peers-Bertram Towel Forceps

The Peers-Bertram towel forceps lock drape layers together at the edge of the sterile field. At 14.5 cm, they sit between small clips and heavy towel forceps, which suits most general drapes.

A mid-size pattern

The 14.5 cm length gives enough grip for cloth drapes without adding bulk. As a result, one pattern covers many routine procedures.

How the Peers-Bertram towel forceps hold

The points curve toward each other and meet when closed. Therefore, the drape layers sit trapped between them and cannot slip apart.

Corners first

Teams usually place the first four forceps at the corners of the drape window. After that, extra forceps secure tubing and leads along the sides.

Closing technique

Gather the layers into a small fold, then close the forceps across it. Before moving on, tug the drape lightly to confirm it holds.

Protecting the skin

Only drape should sit between the points unless the surgeon wants skin fixation. Otherwise, the points can leave small marks.

Tray count

A standard general tray holds four to six towel forceps. That count covers draping for most abdominal and limb procedures.

Peers-Bertram towel forceps details

• 14.5 cm overall
• Curved meeting points
• Ratchet lock

Peers-Bertram care

Clean the points and box joint, then dry. Sterilise with point covers in place.

Buying from us

Peers-Bertram forceps ship with three years against manufacturing defects. Prior to shipping, our Atlanta crew studies each Peers-Bertram forceps closely. For quick help, try our FAQ list. Companion instruments live in the general surgery line. Want stock for a new tray? Reach out any time. The FDA lists ASTM F899 under instrument alloys. Many buyers also look at our Bernhard forceps.

Intended for professional buyers. Refunds are on the returns and refunds page. The sterilization page explains how photos may vary together with nickel content.