1️⃣ Stainless Steel (SS):
A corrosion-resistant alloy commonly used for manufacturing surgical instruments due to its strength and durability.

2️⃣ Autoclave:
A device used to sterilize instruments through high-pressure steam, ensuring complete disinfection before medical use.

3️⃣ Ergonomics:
The science of designing instruments that enhance comfort, control, and precision during surgical procedures.

4️⃣ Scalpel:
A small, sharp surgical knife used for making incisions in various medical operations.

5️⃣ Forceps:
A tweezer-like surgical instrument used for grasping, holding, or manipulating tissues and materials.

6️⃣ OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer):
A company that produces equipment or components that are purchased by another company and sold under their brand name.

7️⃣ CE Marking:
A certification that signifies a product meets European Union safety, health, and environmental protection requirements.

8️⃣ ISO Certification:
An international standard that ensures consistent quality, safety, and efficiency in manufacturing processes.

9️⃣ Sterilization:
The process of eliminating all forms of bacteria and microorganisms from instruments before medical use.

🔟 Instrument Calibration:
Adjusting or verifying the accuracy of an instrument to ensure consistent and precise performance.