Manufacturing Process
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Sourcing of Raw Materials
High-quality raw materials, such as stainless steel, titanium, or other alloys, are carefully selected to meet international standards.
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Forging
Raw materials are heated and shaped into rough forms of the desired instruments using forging hammers or presses.
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Milling and Machining
Precision tools and CNC machines are used to refine the shape, dimensions, and intricate details of the instruments.
04
Heat Treatment
Instruments are subjected to controlled heating and cooling processes to enhance their strength, hardness, and durability.
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Grinding and Shaping
The instruments are ground and shaped to ensure smooth edges, sharp points, or blades, depending on the design.
06
Polishing
Surfaces are polished to a mirror-like finish or matte texture, as required, ensuring aesthetic appeal and smooth functionality.
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TC Induction (if applicable)
Tungsten carbide (TC) is integrated into specific instruments to enhance precision, durability, and wear resistance.
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Passivation
Instruments are treated with a chemical process to remove impurities and enhance corrosion resistance.
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Assembly and Adjustment
Components are assembled (if the instrument has multiple parts) and adjusted to ensure proper alignment and functionality.
10
Quality Inspection
Instruments undergo rigorous testing and inspection for functionality, precision, durability, and compliance with industry standards.
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Cleaning and Sterilization
Instruments are cleaned and sterilized to remove contaminants, ensuring they are safe for use.
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Marking and Labeling
Instruments are engraved or marked with logos, serial numbers, or specifications for traceability and branding.
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Packaging
Finished instruments are carefully packaged in protective materials to ensure they reach customers in perfect condition.
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Dispatch
The final products are shipped to customers or distributors, ready for use in beauty salons, surgical theaters, dental clinics, or veterinary practices.
