Corneal Scissors Eye instruments

Dr.Quillel Surgical  name of quality is a leading manufacturer of the finest quality surgical instruments. Our products are manufactured under stringent quality control conditions and every instrument is sharpened, polished and finished by hand. All our instruments are individually checked and must pass critical tests for performance, convenience and dependability. We take great pride in providing high quality surgical instruments at a competitive price, supported by excellent customer service. Quality services and customer satisfaction is our first preference and to provide Excellent services and economically prices is the motto of our business.

Product Types:

1. Surgical Instrument

2. Eye Instrument

3. Dental Instrument

4. Beauty Instrument

5. General & All Kind of Micro Instrument

Quality Policy:

The hallmark of our achievement is attributed to production of excellent quality products, which culminate our customers’ ultimate satisfaction. Our objectives & target are set to comply with international standards and with relevant environmental legislation and regulation through training, utilization of new technology, good-natured working environment and continual improvements. 

We strive to minimize waste and reduce pollution. We believe in perfection and to meet this obligation, we provide full confidence to the surgeons in our products.

Instrument Care:

Maintenance & Cleaning:

As a medical professional, you want to ensure the utmost quality and integrity of your surgical instruments at all times. You also want to protect your considerable investment in these high grade medical devices.

The cost of replacing surgical instruments is far greater than the cost of maintaining them. For this reason, a comprehensive maintenance program is extremely important.

Proper Care and Scheduled Preventative Maintenance:

Proper care of surgical instruments begins with appropriate cleaning.

This guide discusses various methods of washing, sterilizing, and cleaning all types of instruments. Proper care also means off-site maintenance of instruments on a regular basis for sharpening and adjusting. There is no standard schedule; maintenance will be determined by frequency of use. A general rule of thumb for busy practices is to schedule maintenance every six months.

Instruments which may require more frequent sharpening and adjusting include: