Description
Description
The DeRoyal Umbilical Cord Clamp (6833) is a sterile, single-use device designed for the safe and secure clamping of a newborn’s umbilical cord immediately after delivery. Manufactured from medical-grade, latex-free plastic, it provides reliable occlusion to help prevent bleeding and support proper cord care.
The clamp features a dual-lock snap closure that produces an audible click when fully engaged, confirming secure locking. Interlocking serrated jaws prevent slippage, while smooth, rounded edges help protect the newborn’s delicate skin from irritation.
Identification
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Product Identifier: Umbilical Cord Clamp, Sterile
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Product Code: 6833
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Brand: DeRoyal Industries
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Material: Medical-Grade Plastic (Latex-Free)
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Sterility: Sterile (Individually Packaged)
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Color: White
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Closure Type: Dual-Lock Snap
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Usage: Disposable / Single Use
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Packaging: 100 per Case
Key Benefits
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Secure Closure: Dual-lock mechanism resists accidental opening
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Anti-Slip Grip: Serrated jaws maintain firm hemostasis
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Patient Safety: Sterile, latex-free construction reduces infection and allergy risk
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Ease of Use: Ergonomic design supports quick, one-handed application
Applications
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Newborn delivery rooms
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Obstetrics and Gynecology units
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Midwifery and home-birth kits
Usage Guidelines
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Application: Apply clamp to the umbilical cord and compress until the lock fully engages; confirm hemostasis.
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Removal: Use a designated cord-clamp clipper to cut the hinge. Do not pry open the clamp.
Certifications, Safety Standards, and Regulatory Approvals
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Sterile
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Latex Free
Comparison with Competitor Products
DeRoyal’s dual-lock clamp provides a clear audible confirmation and a firm, anti-slip bite compared with basic single-lock designs, offering added assurance during immediate post-delivery care.
Typical User Profile and Application Scenarios
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Labor & Delivery Nurses
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OB/GYN Physicians
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Midwives
Best Practices for Use and Maintenance
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Inspect packaging integrity prior to use
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Dispose of after single use according to facility protocol