Disposable Umbilical Cord Clamp 1's – Newborn Cord Clamping

The Disposable Umbilical Cord Clamp 1's is a single-use medical device designed to securely clamp a newborn baby's umbilical cord immediately after birth. Also known as a baby cord clamp, newborn umbilical clamp, or disposable cord clip, it helps prevent bleeding from the cut umbilical cord by maintaining a firm closure.

Made from medical-grade plastic, the umbilical cord clamp features a secure locking mechanism designed to keep the cord firmly clamped after application. Its lightweight, compact design makes it convenient for use by trained healthcare professionals during childbirth.

Disposable cord clamps are essential maternity and delivery room consumables used in hospitals, maternity clinics, labor wards, and healthcare facilities offering childbirth services.

Key Features

• Single-Use Design: Intended for one-time application to reduce cross-contamination risks.

• Secure Locking Mechanism: Designed to maintain a firm grip on the umbilical cord.

• Medical-Grade Plastic: Manufactured from material suitable for medical applications.

• Lightweight Construction: Easy to handle during newborn delivery procedures.

• Smooth Edges: Designed to minimize irritation and accidental injury.

• Compact Design: Convenient for storage in maternity kits and delivery trays.

• Quantity: 1 piece per unit.

• Convenient Application: Designed for quick and secure cord clamping by trained healthcare professionals.

Benefits of Disposable Umbilical Cord Clamps

• Helps prevent bleeding from the newborn's cut umbilical cord.

• Provides secure cord closure following childbirth.

• Supports safe and hygienic umbilical cord management.

• Eliminates the need for cleaning and reprocessing between patients.

• Offers convenient handling during routine delivery procedures.

• Suitable for inclusion in maternity delivery kits and newborn care supplies.

Applications

Disposable umbilical cord clamps are commonly used in:

• Hospital maternity departments.

• Labor and delivery wards.

• Maternity and nursing homes.

• Obstetric and gynecology units.

• Newborn care departments.

• Midwifery and maternal healthcare facilities.

• Emergency childbirth kits.

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