How Quality Surgical Instruments Are Made

[@dineshmanitiwari6146]

साधारण दिखने वाले यंत्र कितनी मेहनत और हुनर से बनते हैं. दिखाने के लिये धन्यवाद

[@supergirl1892]

Pakistan is Mine of Skilled and ingenious people...

[@saeedkaukab1791]

THE FACTORY IS VERY SIMPLE, THE ATMOSPHERE IS NOT SO GOOD. THAT IS WHY SOME COMMENTATORS SAY LOW QUALITY WHICH IS NOT GOOD.QUALITY IS SOMETHING DIFFERENT ALL PRODUCTS ARE OF EXCELKENT QUALITY. IF THESE PRODUCTS ARE MADE ON AUTOMATIC PLANTS AND MACHINES THE VIEWS OF SAME PERSONS WILL BE DIFFERENT. OUR SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS ARE OF EXCELLENT QUALITY AND LIKED ALLOVER THE WORLD. 2. I AAPRICIATE ALL THE WORKERS , WORKING IN SUCH A POOR CONDITION BUT THEIR PRODUCT IS 👍 EXCELLENT AND SHOWS THE SKILLS OF OUR WORKER. WELL DONE .👍👍😁

[@HelloHiHelloHiHello]

Most of the surgical instruments available in India are made in Pakistan.. both good and average quality instruments are available. Western brands usually buy from these Pakistani manufacturers at low prices, give them great packaging and they become high quality

[@mandeepsinghtalwar2489]

I wanted to comment but what you wrote were the exact things I was thinking. ThanK God I did not write anything non sensible. I was just thinking that the clothes are comfortable yet they are loose and can be sucked in by any machine. Further during the buffing and polishing process the workers should be given the protective gear. Ironically the workers are producing equipment for the health of the others at the cost of their own health. May Wahe Guruji bless them all

[@abdulkareem2373]

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[@eliterry3785]

Your product saved my brothers life. Many thanks!!

[@leftright4450]

This Factory is in Pakistan. Great work

[@dongraham4760]

I am going to start a new export business to Pakistan with an amazing product , TABLES ! No bending over ever again for EVERYTHING ! if you have put the effort in to lift the item from the floor , don't toss it back on the floor when you have finished your bit , leave it on the table !!

[@Novatur]

Agency will fu*k you

[@hippopole9657]

Ten dollars products will go up beyond the reach of poor people .

[@HelloHiHelloHiHello]

They are more comfortable sitting in ground . Cultural differences... It is not necessary that how you do a thing is the right way

[@ranjitgupta3341]

after taking money they will cut ur neck with aalah hu akbar

[@horstmuller7512]

Tables (and of course toilett bowles) are forbidden in Pakistan!

[@kbgurung9290]

Welldone Pakistan 🙏

[@FB-jg2xq]

Could you Just imagine how the quality of the hospitals is ?

[@alexj3023]

In Russia we use Pakistan's surgical tools extensively. They are durable, sharp and inexpensive.

[@bilalahmad3009]

Really...?

[@khaiderali786]

Great

[@HelloHiHelloHiHello]

Same in India

[@erichammond9308]

In the US, Pakistani surgical instruments are considered cheap, single use disposable, recyclable surgical supplies - lower quality stuff of weak steel. Not even worth the time in an autoclave for reuse.

[@surgicalessence]

​@@erichammond9308no issue sir this is upon on budget

[@NurulIslam-sj4bv]

Brilliant and highly labourious. They are the wealth, resourceful persons of our land. I salute their service for our land.

[@khaiderali786]

Brilliant

[@zaidahmed3386]

But what I saw in Pakistan is labours condition is very poor and miser and they work under very risky conditions.No safety system at all.usually all factories are just like huts with lots of dust.Very dissapointing.

[@NurulIslam-sj4bv]

@@zaidahmed3386 Yes, seen they are quite unsafe . I am very sad to know this. May Allah give hidaya to the govt of the land to do the best for their blissful lives.

[@davidtan1450]

Each product is pass-inspected and signed by all employees finger print

[@janjandraper9378]

lmfao

[@luskapani9905]

I use stuff like this every day, I am a nurse. Seeing you making it makes me wonder why is such wonderful hand made item to be single used? Anyway great job and thank you for posting.

[@calinfx270]

What, seriously these are used once and discarded? It's steel, what happened to sterilizing and reusing for weeks months years? Amazed

[@korysmith8916]

They aren't as high quality steel, so they rust and deteriorate faster.

[@luskapani9905]

It is because it is in hospital, they have to be sterile. After using it is apparently cheaper to buy new then to re sterilise them😢

[@azmatullahkhanniyazullahkh8719]

Mehnat ko Salaam.. Aap ki

[@thanhtungnguyen3042]

Có cây kéo mà làm nhìn phức tạp nhiều công đoạn vá.

[@ahmedghanima1522]

the pakistanis people are allways top tabaraka allah regards from morocco ,

[@mdsharifulislam462]

এটিই সেরা পাকিস্তানী সার্জিক্যাল কাইচি।

[@hippopole9657]

Very hard and sincere workers .

[@comedianarocagui8]

boa noite a todos👍💥

[@ELECTR0HERMIT]

Nice work from Pakistan.

[@search2learn776]

I'm not quite sure, but I've seen a lot of videos for channels like this, where footballs, cricket bats, tennis balls, and now surgical instruments are made in Pakistan. The thing that I am sure of is that Pakistan sells it to the rest of the world at low prices. The question is how much do other countries of the world sell to us consumers?

[@prashantkumar-tv3js]

I have worked in these kind of workshop in india . One lady she worked on a from 9 am to 5 pm lathe machine her earnig was 45 usd per month, my salary was like 80 usd per month my working timing was 12 hours per day from 9 am to 9 pm.

[@rashidzaidi5211]

A lot more, perhaps 500% is added on to these products whereas these are bought at pennies from Pakistan it’s not a fair world

[@search2learn776]

@@rashidzaidi5211 we all knew it is not a fair world, but i think something must be done. there is something not right.

[@gangarampawarapawara7924]

@@edgarvelez2960 pl000l

[@mmhq240]

"I worked in USA" this the phrase use to impress third world country people! The question is .. why you are using these products in USA? And who is allowing you to use these cheap products while hospital is an industry type thing in big country and you earned a lot by using these cheap products 🇵🇰😂

[@azmrblack]

I've seen the "quality" that comes out of these factories. I appreciate handmade items and that these men have work, but I wouldn't mark this as "quality", more like "quantity" and "low to good-enough quality". How are they sanitized after production as well?

[@siddiquiaalaminetwork5396]

جزاك اللهُ‎، جزاك اللهُ‎، جزاك اللهُ‎

[@ناصحمقصر]

رجال مكافحون و منتجون نسأل الله لهم التوفيق و عليهم ان يطوروا من صناعتهم و ان لا يفرطوا فيها

[@tariqjalil230]

Bro Nasih there is no god but Allah

[@khamoshichughtai16]

It's very hard work 👍

[@MihirrPanchaal]

I am surprised no one is loosing their arms or fingers or just plain getting killed. Insane how there is absolutely no heed paid to safety.

[@richardcrowell284]

No worries if someone loses an arm or leg, they have the quality surgical tools to reattach them !

[@ejazrahim4183]

they have generations of experience which is thier safeguard hence hings go wrong rarely...

[@MihirrPanchaal]

@@ejazrahim4183 things need to go wrong only once. Even one incident is too many!

[@ejazrahim4183]

@@MihirrPanchaal agreed.

[@ThunderKat]

7:45 Can't stop thinking the labor situation is so bad is cheaper to hire them as a display stand rather than building one...

[@Derlascar]

I find it ridiculous that such items are still made in such a way. The kids hands at the end, no wonder so many surgical instruments are needed!

[@molnarrobert1893]

The bandages are there for to protect his fingers from the metal being hot from polishing and to manouver closer to the buffer safely.

[@surgicalessence]

👍

[@suparman6087]

Tempat kerjanya banyak resiko terjadi kecelakaan kerja, banyak unsafe condition dan unsafe act.. Semoga para pekerjanya paham dan bisa menjaga keselamatan, berangkat sehat pulang dalam kondisi sehat... Keluarga anda menanti dirumah 🙏🙏

[@bubbasanjohnny]

Everything tossed 😊on the ground.

[@blainerueckwald]

Are you serious with this title?

[@zachariebrummaire4695]

Hey you!! the video maker do you know what is surgical steel ?? No i guess !

[@christianvalenzuela225]

this instruments, are extremely cheap, an do well his work...... are useful for third world hospitals. A german or switz or swedish instrument cost twice money...

[@thepoopsoup]

Stainless steel

[@zachariebrummaire4695]

@@thepoopsoup No, human body fluids resistant.

[@timothygeiger8271]

Those are clearly for poorer countries. First world countries & western countries wouldn't use them, simply because of the risk of medical malpractice lawsuits in the US & other developed countries, they wouldn't be imported to the US, & certainly wouldn't be used in developed countries due to the manufacturing process.

[@LearnWithAbubakr]

You guys are so wrong. Sialkot (where this video is made) is famous for its surgical exports. And most buyers are from US and West.

[@kcraig51]

Hemostats from carbon steel??

[@nainitalism]

Probably steel from ships scrapped next door. It could be A36, AH32 or EH36 steel. Chemical tankers have stainless steel tank made from 316L SS

[@JayaPrakash-zn5jc]

Very hard and professional work, keep it up workers

[@bobdoughnut1585]

They make the best roach clips

[@weltonrodriguessouza]

Ola sou aqui do Brasil , esses Trabalhadores São Ótimos no que fazem excelentes Profissionais , eles só deveriam tomar mas cuidados e Usar os EPIs , Equipamentos de Proteção individual para a Segurança deles ..

[@renato2803]

EPI kkkkkkkkkkkkkkk

[@Chariat]

Você pode me indicar clientes no Brasil para este trabalho, especialmente na cidade em que você mora?

[@Moein_Salehi]

Dear friend, can you give me the contact details of this pen manufacturing workshop

[@surgicalessence]

Yes sir / ma'am...may i help you

[@yousafazeem1778]

To much super quality of Pakistani instruments love Pakistan 🇵🇰

[@khaiderali786]

To much

[@delboytrotter7902]

Why the fuck do they just throw everything on the floor, just to bend down and pick it up again ?

[@Kofeinovich]

у меня пара таких зажимов имеется. лайк мастерам

[@SiamWoodShop]

I suggest "quality" is the wrong description. You gets what you pay for.

[@athletechannel486]

Konse city se ho

[@OtherThings1]

Gujrali

[@bulentalkan5277]

Dikkat edin. Allah yardımcınız olsun. Türkiye'den selam olsun.

[@itsly4222]

Saad Autos Tarnol ⚙️ Remember Today Meeting 🇵🇰👍

[@ruhaibmalik8247]

City Sialkot.... Alhamduillah

[@ИванПетров-х1р7х]

хорошо наверно работать без инженера по охране труда

[@ruslans8033]

А оперироваться такими инструментами вообще клево. Сталь мягкая, отсутствие хромирования, ржавчина на зажимах вызовет у пациента столбняк. Хорошо что еще скальпели не делают.

[@ИванПетров-х1р7х]

@@ruslans8033 погоди, мы еще не все ролики видели

[@КиримПолтаржицкий]

Они не знают, что такое охрана труда, ТБ. Если кто-то отрубит себе часть тела, сразу найдётся другой работник на это место.

[@comedianarocagui8]

trabalho top👍🌟

[@themancalledx1342]

God help you if your surgeon shops there

[@imamhussain1503]

Very hard work

[@mahrozkh8805]

Good job

[@syedumar8723]

Ai Allah in Musalmano ke kamaaime barkat de

[@crabiolu]

Other world, same brothers

[@rolandorodrigueza7561]

Excellent

[@arthurtomczak8474]

Fork truck?

[@joelmirfigueiredo6635]

Brasil 💪💪💪

[@janvanruth3485]

some major steps in the production were not shown.

[@sharadsutar9692]

A big suspense.

[@nizambhaijaansheikh6045]

भाई कारखाना तो बहुत अच्छा लगा महेनत भि बहुत है लेकिन तुमहारा मालिक बहुत लापरवाही कर रहा है आप के पैरो में सेपटी सुज चाहीये सर मे हेलमेट चाहिए कयु काम बहुत डेंजर है

[@kevindunlap5525]

Wow, German engineering has......uh.....changed.

[@paulkurilecz4209]

Take away all of the worker safety standards, workplace safety standards and environmental requirements and it is easy to see why the US cannot compete for these items.

[@iamnotthatguy7166]

that is some incredibly dangerous looking work equipment

[@sandwichman100]

amazing, astounding, unbelievable! just how much effort they put into making crap

[@OldEnoughToBeYourFather]

how quality roach holders are made

[@arthurtomczak8474]

Air quality? Saving the planet,electric cars. Come on man

[@hippopole9657]

Thames river becoming pollutant ..

[@nscaledelights]

Man OSHA would have a ball inspecting that factory lol.

[@mohitkumar-lj7zs]

55

[@ZahidKhan-tj8ty]

Amazing.

[@francosworld5030]

I worked in the Operating Room for 18yrs in the USA. They are not quality, they are just cheap/inexpensive. We called them Throw Aways!

[@leftright4450]

What do you mean? Are these disposable?

[@search2learn776]

Does it say Made in Pakistan?

[@lloydlivsey6261]

Is life people. The old capitalism 🇺🇸

[@raylularoussef247dasilva6]

Yes, USA is the greatest and most pacific country in the world .........

[@lorddiablo8575]

What an unpleasant working environment ! Workers in there are not PROTECTED from hazardous materials like fine particles from grinding or polishing. These fine particles when long tern inhaled will definitely cause respiratory problems. I will call these facilities " Blood Factories " !

[@henrikring8430]

Don't worry, they have the best surgical instruments there is in Pakistan if they get any issues

[@lorddiablo8575]

@@henrikring8430 Prevention is always BETTER than treatment ! Just like we have very good cancer treatment medication, do you want to be diagnosis with cancer ???

[@henrikring8430]

@@lorddiablo8575 If they can use Pakistani surgical equipment and medication perhaps.. None of this Swiss quality nonsens.

[@snowflakemelter1172]

I thought I was unsafe but then saw he's wearing slippers, now it's fine.

[@thetigerstripes]

Surgical instruments manufactured in an outdoor 3rd world toilet. What could possibly go wrong ?

[@muhammadwaris8370]

No safety measures no gloves no protective clothing no protection against injuries what is that,?

[@vipanpuri5073]

Queen Victoria time factory

[@hkbhardwaj5984]

Worker are doing their job without safety equipment which is not appreciable at all We are living in 21St century 🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@lorddiablo8575]

You're living in 21st century, BUT they're NOT ! That's the FACT !

[@kashifraza2644]

It local factory.. Its not any brand..

[@souryakumar2694]

The gread forging estruments

[@bhaibhaisurgicalsupplyer3813]

Sar ap ki sat koyi jaror bati ta

[@pedroset7972]

Now i'm really interested in seeing how the low quality ones are made... my god

[@thetigerstripes]

Yeah, how about it ?

[@cking4giveness337]

You are right about working ethics and environment but got to believe that surgical instruments in West and North America they are the major supplier.

[@kirk5637]

Just clicked on to see if anyone pajama got caught up the machinery.

[@erichammond9308]

these are the low quality stuff. a foundry, is a foundry, is a foundry. Clothes and safety precautions may differ from place to place, and some may be more automated, but they are essentially the same. The quality is the steel, and in the US "Pakistan" stamped into an instrument means "single use only, disposable"

[@tonyvanwyk5799]

I pray that I never end up in a hospital where they use these crap

[@alienlatino2945]

Pakistan has the knowledge and the people to make their own cars, machinery and even weapons if they really wanted to. They are backwards in modernization of the machinery but they sure have the skills and the people. They manufacture their own semi-automatic handguns, look it up on KZbin. Pakistan can follow the example of Turkey who now make their own high quality weapons and sells them around the world.

[@psycho_engineer]

Practically

[@tariqyousufmohammed6588]

اس ساری ویڈیو میں کوالٹی تو کہیں نظر نہیں آتی ۔۔۔😢😢😢

[@shubhendusen8613]

Don't know where from I get these Pakistani videos repeatedly showing primitive technology and claiming the best quality product. Think something conspiracy are happening. Please alert

[@IbrahimKhan-cy5ol]

Sialkot Pakistan

[@robertkat]

Only in Pakistan. Also no on in Europe would touch their instruments with a 100 foot pole and ever buy any thing from them.

[@lindomartavares7550]

Já ouviram falar em automação manual ? Se não, é o que estamos vendo aqui. Mas tudo em condições muito precárias, dignos da revolução industrial no século 17. Tudo sujeito à extinção com o vendaval chinês de produção em alta escala, nos melhores padrões de modernidade e robotização. Ou a Índia forçada a se reinventar.

[@BruselskySluzebnik]

Better than Sollingen.

[@geppeocio7436]

Non e che con quei vestiti si badi molto alla sicurezza

[@Иван-и1е4н]

После сборки доработать напильником !!

[@mychannel-cm1ce]

@4:12 unfortunately, this is why there is no country for old men.

[@robertlafnear9115]

YEP... These folks are top of my list.🤨 MY ASS !

[@dangoodine5676]

I'm sure OSHA and EPA approved. Lol not

[@d.jensen5153]

Give it a rest!!

[@dingo1666]

@@d.jensen5153 Why, don't you like health and safety?

[@d.jensen5153]

@@dingo1666 Just for starters this is Pakistan, not the USA. Neither OSHA nor the EPA have jurisdiction. This type of response has also become unbelievably trite!

[@adventureconstruction2668]

👍

[@horstmuller7512]

I bet this shop depopulates every year a small town and also creates every year a new army of armless and feetless beggars who benefitted first of these "quality surgical instruments" they made.

[@huibang3725]

Made in Russia

[@davethursfield9283]

Expecting some health and safety comments here. 🚑

[@opieshomeshop]

There is nothing quality made here.

[@vanhuyha4588]

tôi kìa.

[@Art--Deco]

Slave labor?

[@leehotspur9679]

Date 1810

[@surgicalessence]

Made in Pakistan

[@MANUELDIASDASILVA]

Onde está a higiene no trabalho?

[@九条凌牙]

A dangerous and unsanitary factory

[@gopalsha-pd4iv]

😊