1. Greed & Short-Term Gains Some manufacturers think: “If I save $1 on every instrument by skipping a process, I’ll make more profit.” They ignore the long-term risks: Lawsuits Lost trust Damaged brand Potential to harm or kill someone 2. No In-House Capabilities Companies without in-house: Forging Polishing Ultrasonic cleaning QA Inspection … Read more
Rigor Instruments’ Clean Room: Specifications & Compliance Ensuring Sterile Precision for World-Class Surgical Instruments At Rigor Instruments, we understand that the final phase of surgical instrument manufacturing—cleaning, inspection, and packaging—must meet the highest global standards. That’s why we operate a state-of-the-art clean room, designed to ensure absolute sterility, precision, and compliance with international … Read more
Sandblasting Surgical Instruments – Pros vs Cons ✅ Pros ❌ Cons Improves grip by creating a textured surface (ideal for handles and non-slip tools) May reduce corrosion resistance if not followed by proper passivation Removes oils, rust, and polishing residues effectively Can cause micropitting or surface micro-cracks if too aggressive Creates a … Read more
Stamping Process in Surgical Instruments Manufacturing Stamping is a key metalworking process in the surgical instrument industry that involves shaping or forming stainless steel sheets or blanks into precise components using dies and high-pressure presses. It’s used to create consistent shapes, markings, and detailed contours required for functionality and brand … Read more
