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Helping you win gold in sustainability Supporting NHS net zero by 2045


We’re acutely aware that the instruments we manufacture save lives. This is why we uphold the highest standards in materials, craftsmanship, and quality control. Durable and long-lasting, our instruments can be used for up to 30 years with regular servicing. This means reduced CO2 emissions for the environment and value for money for your theatre.


Repair and refurbishment


The refurbishment of surgical instruments can save up to 95% CO2 according to recent data1 compared with manufacturing new. Our maintenance programs ensure your instruments remain in perfect condition for as long as possible.


Our highly-skilled technicians are trained to manufacture instruments rather than simply repair them. This gives them a greater knowledge of the products and improves repair quality.


1. Rizan et al 2022


Our repair services include


• General reusable instruments • Orthopaedic specialised instruments


• Electrosurgical instruments • Micro and ophthalmic (stainless steel and titanium)


• Laparoscopic • Rigid endoscope and semi rigid scopes


• Battery power tools • Pneumatic hand pieces • Ultrasound probes


Proud to be a family-run British company


+44 (0)1702 602050 info@surgicalholdings.co.uk surgicalholdings.co.uk


Resilience in single use supply For devices that must be single-use


we partner with manufacturers in Spain to avoid the logistical challenges and CO2 burden of shipping from the Far East or USA.


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