Description:
1. Type: Surgical Supplies2. Product: Surgical Gloves
3. Material: Latex
4. Certification: ISO
5. Origin: Pakistan
Fixitysurgical industries name of quality is a leading manufacturer ofthe finest quality surgical instruments. Our products aremanufactured under stringent quality control conditions and everyinstrument is sharpened, polished and finished by hand. All ourinstruments are individually checked and must pass critical testsfor performance, convenience and dependability. We take great pridein providing high quality surgical instruments at a competitiveprice, supported by excellent customer service. Quality servicesand customer satisfaction is our first preference and to provideExcellent services and economically prices is the motto of ourbusiness.
ProductTypes:
1.Surgical Instrument
2.Eye Instrument
3.Dental Instrument
4.Beauty Instrument
5.General & All Kind of Micro Instrument
German Quality SterileDisposable Latex Surgical Gloves:
Sterile Disposable Latex Surgical Gloves m/o latex germanquality
ISO13485
ISO9001:2000
QualityPolicy:
The hallmark of our achievement is attributed to production ofexcellent quality products, which culminate our customers’ ultimatesatisfaction. Our objectives & target are set to comply withinternational standards and with relevant environmental legislationand regulation through training, utilization of new technology,good-natured working environment and continual improvements.
We strive to minimize waste and reduce pollution. We believe inperfection and to meet this obligation, we provide full confidenceto the surgeons in our products.
InstrumentCare:
Maintenance& Cleaning:
As amedical professional, you want to ensure the utmost quality andintegrity of your surgical instruments at all times. You also wantto protect your considerable investment in these high grade medicaldevices.
The costof replacing surgical instruments is far greater than the cost ofmaintaining them. For this reason, a comprehensive maintenanceprogram is extremely important.
ProperCare and Scheduled Preventative Maintenance:
Propercare of surgical instruments begins with appropriatecleaning.
Thisguide discusses various methods of washing, sterilizing, andcleaning all types of instruments. Proper care also means off-sitemaintenance of instruments on a regular basis for sharpening andadjusting. There is no standard schedule; maintenance will bedetermined by frequency of use. A general rule of thumb for busypractices is to schedule maintenance every six months.
Instrumentswhich may require more frequent sharpening and adjustinginclude:
Scissors
Needleholders
Bonecutters
Hemostats
Osteotomes
Rongeurs
Chisels
Bonecurettes
Knives
Punches
The Lookand Feel of New Instruments:
Mostprofessionals will recognize that new instruments feel different.Newer devices ten to be harder, with a stiffer feel to them.That''s because as instruments age, they soften with use andcleaning. With proper care, these devices can last a lifetime.It''s important to realize, however, that even the highest gradeinstruments will experience at least minimal wear and softeningover time. Remember that new instruments are designed to be stiffat the onset of use. The idea is to keep this wearing to a minimumwith proper cleaning and a scheduled preventative maintenanceprogram.
Enemiesof Surgical Instruments:
Inaddition to giving tips on the care and cleaning of instruments,this guide will discus several enemies of surgical instruments.Blood, tissue, and surgical residue are the primary causes ofpitting, staining, and discoloring of instruments. Water andmoisture also have damaging effects. Allowing any of these elementsto dry or soak on your instruments will cause undesirable stains.Other enemies include washing instruments with inappropriatesolutions such as dish or laundry soap, bleach, disinfectants, andnon-approved solutions. Cold soaking also causes damage.
Toproperly care for your instruments, it is important to use approvedmethods of cleaning, and to understand the causes of undesirableeffects such as staining. Surgical instruments are manufacturedfrom 300 and 400 series stainless steel. While this material rarelyrusts-- it does stain, despite its name. Stains appear as an orangeor brown discoloration. The idea is to ensure proper care to limitthese stains.
Causesof Corrosion (Staining, Pitting, and Marking):
SurgicalResidues
Blood,pus, and other secretions contain chloride ions which lead tocorrosion, most often appearing as an orange-brown color. If lefton the instruments for any extended period of time (1-4 hours), theinstrument will mark and stain, especially if these residues areallowed to dry. Therefore, always clean and dry every instrumentthoroughly after use. only sterilize a clean instrument. The mostdamaging procedure is to allow dried-on debris to become baked-onstains in the autoclave. The temperature of the autoclave(250°-270°) will cause chemical reactions that can make the stainpermanent. Remember, an autoclave does not clean; it will onlysterilize.
TapWaterbr Eventap water can stain an instrument. Tap water contains a highconcentration of minerals which can be seen as a fine deposit onthe instrument surface. Rinsing with distilled water eliminatessuch deposits. Water with high mineral counts left to sit on aninstrument can cause unattractive stains. Therefore, it isimportant to dry your instruments immediately andthoroughly
Cleansers
Thecleansers and cleaning agents you use could also be a cause ofcorrosion. Strong substances, as well as those containing achemical make-up of acid or alkaline-based solutions can lead topitting and staining. Wash instruments with a neutral pH soap(between 7pH - 8pH) for optimal results. Anything higher may damagethe instrument and is not necessary. Do not use Betadine® Solution,dish soap, laundry soap, or surgeons hand scrub. These productswill cause spotting and corrosion. Using an instrument cleaningbrush is a good idea, especially for jaw serrations, teeth, andhinged areas.
CleaningAfter Surgery:
Thewashing process should begin within 10 minutes after surgery, evenif sterilization will take place much later. Washing instrumentswithin a few minutes of surgery is your best defense againstcorrosion, pitting, and staining.
Use onlyapproved solutions. Non-approved solutions are any that do notspecifically state on the label that uses include surgicalinstruments, stainless steel, and sterilization.
Approvedsolutions are specially designed for surgical instruments and thesterilization cycle. Their product labels will state thisuse.
Sterilization:br Allsurgical instruments must be sterilized prior to surgery to preventinfection. But even sterilization can leave contaminants behind ifinstruments are not properly cleaned. To prevent this, sterilizeinstruments with the ratchets open. This allows for better steampenetration. Plus it prevents the box locks (hinge area) fromcracking.
If usinga pan or tray, we recommend perforated. This will also enablebetter steam penetration, and aids in more effective drying aswell. For efficiency place heavy instruments at the bottom andlighter, more delicate instruments on top.
Ifsterilizing in paper or plastic pouches, do not stack pouches ontop of one another during sterilization. When possible, use aspiral metal letter holder as a standing aid. This will permitproper steam flow.
TransonicCleaning: A methodof cleaning that is growing in popularity is ultrasonic cleaning.This method is, by far, the most efficient and effective availabletoday. Its ease of use and superior efficiency is quickly makingultrasonic cleaning the preferred choice for today''ssurgeons.
In fact,ultrasonic cleaning is 16 times more efficient than hand-cleaning.Place instruments in the ultrasonic unit for 10-15 minutes and usea neutral pH solution.
Here area few more tips for ultrasonic cleaning:
- Beforeplacing into the ultrasonic unit, clean instruments of all visibledebris by washing them in an approved instrument cleaningsolution.
- Don''tmix dissimilar metals (such as aluminum and stainless) in the samecycle.
- Makesure instruments have plenty of room. Don''t overload yourultrasonic cleaner.
- Aswith all types of cleaning, open all instruments so ratchets andbox locks are fully exposed to the cleaning process.
- Uponcompletion of the cycle, remove instruments immediately, and rinsethem.
- Drythoroughly with a towel, ensuring that no moisture is left on theinstruments.
The useof water in an ultrasonic cleaner is not recommended. A neutral pHultrasonic cleaner solution, when properly mixed, effectivelyreduces the surface tension of the solution and increases theultrasonic cavitation process.
Thesolution should be changed at least daily, or sooner if thesolution appears dirty or murky.
Specification:
| Properties | MedicalMaterials & Accessories |
| Type | SurgicalSupplies |
| BrandName | Fixity |
| ModelNumber | LatexSurgical Gloves |
| Placeof Origin | Pakistan |
| Material | Latex |
| Certification | ISO |
| Standard | GermanQuality |
| Product | SurgicalGloves |
| Color | White |
| Feature | Disposable |
| MinimumOrder Quantity | 100Pair/Pairs |
| Port | Sialkot,Pakistan |
| PackagingDetails | Accordingto your requirement |
| DeliveryTime | Dependon oder |
| PaymentTerms | L/C,D/P, T/T, Western Union, MoneyGram |
| SupplyAbility | 50000Pair/Pairs per Month |
