Manufacturing Process
How surgical instruments are typically produced, from raw material to dispatch.
Draft content: the stages below describe a typical surgical instrument production flow and have not been verified as this company's exact process. Edit them to match real practice: [confirm or replace manufacturing stages]. Do not publish capacity, machinery or in-house claims until confirmed.
- Material selectionRaw material is chosen to suit the instrument type.
- Forging and blankingBlanks are formed to the basic shape of the instrument.
- Machining and shapingJoints, ratchets, serrations and profiles are produced.
- Heat treatmentInstruments are hardened where the product requires it.
- Grinding, polishing and finishingSurfaces are smoothed and finished.
- Cleaning and inspectionInstruments are cleaned and checked before packing.
- Packing and dispatchOrders are packed and prepared for shipping.
Facilities and capacity
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