Our precision medical instruments are crafted from premium stainless steel grades—304, 316L, 420J2, and 17-4PH—renowned for their exceptional corrosion resistance, mechanical strength, and biocompatibility. Through advanced hardening treatments and custom laser shaping, we enhance tool hardness, durability, and precision, ensuring reliable performance in critical surgical environments. Our end-to-end integration of design and production guarantees instruments that excel in functionality, accuracy, and longevity.

• Surgical Cutting Instruments: Scalpels, scissors, and blades requiring sharpness and durability for precise incisions.
• Minimally Invasive Tools: Forceps, clamps, and needle holders used in endoscopic and laparoscopic procedures.
• Orthopedic and Dental Instruments: Implant holders, drills, and reamers demanding high strength and corrosion resistance.
• Custom Surgical Devices: Tailored instruments for specialized procedures, including prototypes and small-batch production.

Note: All instruments undergo rigorous quality checks for dimensional accuracy, material integrity, and performance. Custom designs, tolerances, and surface treatments are available to meet specific surgical requirements.

It has obtained the quality system certification in accordance with GB/T 19001-2016/ISO 9001:2015, as well as the medical device quality system certification in accordance withGB/T 42061-2022/ISO13485:2016. We focus on processing and customizing products for medical device hardware, and we have dozens of precision CNC lathes and precision laser cutting processing equipment. We also have a R&D team composed of senior engineers and technicians. We are committed to providing customers with high-quality and
high-precision processing and customization services for hardware parts, ensuring that each product meets the strict standards and requirements of the medical device industry. Through continuous optimization of production processes and improvement of technical levels, we can meet the diverse needs of customers and contribute to the development of the medical device industry.