In order to maintain high quality and repeatability for our products, we strive to perform all production processes in -house. And while there are hundreds of sub-processes and tasks that go into the manufacturing of our surgical instruments, following is a list of major processes that we perform in house.
- Shear & Press Work (we import our own steel from Japan)
- Die/Mold Making
- Hot Forging
- Surface Treatment
- Annealing
- Machining (CNC, Lathes, Milling, etc)
- Filing
- Vacuum Heat Treatment
- Electro Polishing
- Grinding & Polishing
- Ultrasonic Cleaning
- Functional Setting and Testing
- Passivation
- Color coatings (Gold, Black, Titanium)
- Diamond Dust coatings (For Diamond Dusted Instruments)
- Tungsten Carbide Insertion (For TC Instruments)
- Special Preparation of Scissors blades (Razor edge, super cut edge, TC, & TC Super Cut)
- Powder coating (for Electrosurgical Instruments)
- Injection Moulding (for Electrosurgical Instruments)
- Clean Room Packing
- Sterilization
- Quality Control Testing
- Laser & Electro-Chemical etching
- Packing & Shipping
Each of the above processes comes with its own parameters which have to be tailored to the needs of each item in production and customer’s requests. The above list gives you a brief idea of what goes on behind making a quality product in our company. Making a surgical instrument is tough enough, making it in good quality is painstakingly tougher. And even though we make great disposable instruments, our main strength lies with manufacturing the best quality reusable instruments.
Great job Mr. Frigz
Nice Update, thanks for sharing.
Indian Mirror Australia
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at 3:36 pm
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By: Leo on November 18, 2013
at 7:25 pm
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By: Frigz on December 12, 2016
at 1:00 pm
Good effort. Coating always prevent corrosion of any tool.
By: Torque wrench on October 26, 2014
at 2:23 am