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Is a lubricant a contaminant or a crucial necessity for maintaining the proper operation of a surgical instrument?

We recommend for optimum performance of individually honed instruments, a lubricant should be used during routine reprocessing.

Any surgical instruments that you purchase in the UK, which are CE marked should be correctly passivated and corrosion-resistant.

Surgical Holdings repair service ensures your instrument is returned to an ‘as new’ state and will perform and last as a new instrument.

Look at our Sales Manager Dan Holmes proudly displaying Surgical Holdings British made surgical instruments.

The MHRA have appointed John Wilkinson as the Director for Medical Devices. This role is important in reviewing medical device regulation.

08 February 2012 By Luke at Surgical Holdings in General

New Diathermy section online. Surgical Holdings have now uploaded our diathermy section on the website please follow the link.

We’ve come up with a new mallet for use in orthopaedics. The orthopaedic mallet has a new easy-grip handle, for a non-slip, comfortable grip.

All surgical instruments should be protected when they are reprocessed, to ensure they perform correctly, are safe for the patient and last.

19 January 2012 By Luke at Surgical Holdings in General

Surgical Holdings are proud to announce that Mel Robson is now representing our products and services in Scotland.

Surgical Holdings manufactures a huge range of Kirschner Wires, Arthrodesis Wires and Steinmann pins to any size or specification.