The quality of our instruments is guaranteed and every instrument manufactured is carefully examined and tested before leaving factory premises. We use top quality material in manufacturing and highly experienced manpower is employed in our establishment.Surgical instruments are defined as hand-held tools or implements used by health professionals for the performance of surgical tasks. Surgery always has been intimately connected with its instruments. Instruments both serve the surgeon and influence how procedures can be conducted. An essential requirement of any instrument is the ability to complete the intended task in an efficient and precise manner.The basic parts of an articulating instrument are shown in . These parts include the tips, jaws, box lock and pin, shank, ratchet, and ring handles. The tips of many instruments (e.g., scissors) are designed for specific uses. Tips of grasping instruments may be straight or curved, with the latter tip configuration generally aiding visibility. Instruments intended to grasp tissue have jaws designed to be traumatic or atraumatic with various configurations and combinations of serrations and teeth. Instruments with jaws that have prominent serrations or coarse teeth are usually more traumatic than those with more subtle serrations or finer teeth. The box lock and pin is the joint or hinge of the instrument, and, as such, it absorbs stress during instrument preparation (autoclaving) and use. Failure of the box lock of an articulating instrument is a relatively frequent reason for limited instrument useful life. The shank determines the overall length of the instrument, which should match both the surgeon's hand and the intended use. Instruments with longer shanks tend to be used to access tissues within body cavities. The ratchet has interlocking teeth to keep an instrument jaw in the closed position .As such, the ratchet helps to stabilize the instrument and either the tissue (e.g., blood vessel) or the object (e.g., suture needle). Ring handles serve as a means of using and controlling the instrument.Proper positioning of digits within the ring handles is an important determinant of surgical effectiveness and efficiency