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Passivation Problem on Surgical Instruments

2006

Dear Sir,

We are the manufacturer of all kind of surgical instruments. Our instruments our customers are like very much that is why they are not leaving us. Our customers are importing the instruments from us but they passivation yourself they really like our instruments quality. But we want to passivation ourself. So, please help me and let me know what is the chemical for passivation and how we can be use?

Waiting your early reply,

Jamil Nawaz
- Pakistan

Nearly all of the surgical instrument companies in Germany are using citric acid based products that we sell to them. This is the state of the art. If you contact us I can give you the name of a distributor in Pakistan.
You can see ASTM A967 for details.

Lee Kremer
Stellar Solutions, Inc.

McHenry, Illinois

2006

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