Quality, materials and care

Quality

Manufacturing processes, compliance, certificates and traceability.

• Quality Management

  Manufacturing processes are designed to be controlled and repeatable. Every instrument is treated as a tool used in surgery.

• Materials

  Stainless steel sourced from Germany is used as the raw material — selected for corrosion resistance, durability and sterilisation compatibility.

• Manufacturing

  Instruments are shaped in Türkiye with skilled craftsmanship. Form, tip and working surface are monitored throughout production.

• Certificates

  Certificates and declarations are published here once verified. Document upload is in progress.

• Compliance

  RoHS, REACH and related fields sit in the product data model. Verified fields appear on the product page.

• Traceability

  Each product is assigned a product code. Quote and order flows are designed to trace by code.

Materials

Stainless steel discipline

An instrument’s life starts with the material. SONOS uses stainless steel sourced from Germany for edge retention, corrosion resistance and repeated autoclave cycles.

• Raw material

  A surgical-grade stainless class that offers predictable hardness at cutting and shaping tips.

• Heat treatment and finish

  The right alloy is not enough. If heat treatment, grinding and polishing are not held to the same discipline, the material advantage is lost.

• Sterilisation

  Surfaces are prepared for repeated steam sterilisation. Chloride solutions and wet standing still require care.

Surgical instrument care and technical information

Instrument Care

A post-sale care centre for correct use and trust. Content will expand in layers.

• Cleaning

  Organic residue should be cleaned before it dries on the instrument. Use a neutral cleaning regime consistent with manufacturer guidance.

• Disinfection

  After cleaning, disinfect with agents suitable for the instrument material. Avoid corrosive chemicals.

• Sterilisation

  Stainless-steel instruments are produced to be compatible with standard steam sterilisation protocols. Cycle parameters follow institutional protocol.

• Maintenance

  Check moving points on hinged and locking instruments. Instruments showing damage, cracks or corrosion should be withdrawn from use.

• Storage

  Store in dry, protected trays. Avoid prolonged contact between dissimilar metals and humid environments.

• Inspection

  Visually inspect the tip, lock and working surface before each cycle.

• Service life

  Correct cleaning, sterilisation and storage extend instrument life. Wear from intensive use is expected.