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British Manufacturer & Supplier of Veterinary Instruments
Our Mission is to safely and ethically manufacture, service and supply Veterinary Instruments and Surgical Instruments to the Public and Private Healthcare Sectors and provide accurate information, flexibility and continual quality improvement through our service and products.
Surgical Holdings New Duo Surface Finish is applied across all our surgery theatre range of general veterinary instruments. Many of our veterinary instruments will also have distinct design differences with the user and patient in mind. Surgical Holdings' stainless steel veterinary instruments are manufactured in accordance with BS 5194. This ensures every veterinary instrument has the correct composition, to ensure they can be fit for purpose and perform the action they were designed for.
Read moreKeep Your Instruments Safe and Sterile: Why Fixation Baskets Are a Must for Every Vet Practice
In the busy world of veterinary care, every detail matters, especially when it comes to your surgical instruments. Whether you’re performing a routine procedure or a complex operation, your tools need to be clean, safe, and ready to go. That’s where fixation baskets come in. These simple yet essential trays play a big role in protecting your valuable instruments and keeping your sterilisation process efficient and reliable. What Exactly Are Fixation Baskets? Fixation baskets (sometimes called instrument trays or sterilisation baskets) are sturdy stainless-steel containers designed to hold your instruments securely in place. They’re used during cleaning, sterilisation, transpo…
Read moreBest Practices for Instrument Care in High-Volume Clinics
In a high-volume veterinary clinic, the efficiency of procedures and the quality of patient care rely heavily on the condition of your tools. Veterinary instruments are the backbone of surgical and diagnostic work, and proper care ensures they remain precise, safe, and effective. Neglecting instrument maintenance in a busy environment can lead to costly replacements, extended procedure times, and even compromised patient outcomes. The Importance of Veterinary Instrument Care Veterinary instruments, whether they are scalpels, forceps, or clamps, are designed for repeated use under strict hygiene conditions. In high-volume clinics, these instruments undergo continuous cycles of use …
Read moreExploring Veterinary Instrument Coatings and Finishes
When we think about veterinary instruments, we often picture their shape and function rather than the science of the materials and finishes that make them so reliable. Stainless steel may seem like a straightforward choice, but the way it is treated and finished has a direct impact on performance, longevity, and ease of maintenance. A clamp or pair of scissors may look simple at first glance, yet every decision made during the manufacturing process, from alloy selection to surface treatment, determines how well it will perform in practice. Stainless Steel: The Foundation of Reliability Stainless steel is the cornerstone of surgical instrument manufacture, and for good reason. It o…
Read moreThe True Cost of Veterinary Surgical Instruments
For veterinary practices balancing clinical precision with operational efficiency, every purchase decision matters. One often-overlooked area where costs quietly accumulate is the replacement of veterinary instruments. On the surface, replacing a damaged or worn instrument might seem like the simplest solution. But when you dig deeper, the real expense becomes clear. In this article, we explore the idea of lifecycle cost analysis, an approach that helps practices move beyond short-term thinking and consider the full financial and environmental impact of their surgical instruments. What Is Lifecycle Cost Analysis? Lifecycle cost analysis (LCA) is a method used to calculate the t…
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