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COOLANTS

                                FOR SUSTAINABLE HEALTHCARE

                                An interesting account of how Blaser Swisslube’s Synergy 735 and Vascomill CSF
                                35 helped Sigma Surgical in India achieve tool cost savings and stable processes…

                                A  hmedabad-based Sigma            Challenges to overcome            an extent that it did not allow
                                   Surgical Pvt Ltd is an          However, there were certain       the team to plan and work ac-
                                   upcoming leader in the          hurdles that needed to be sur-    cordingly. There was also a gap
                                                                   mounted for the smooth run-       as some tools showed a higher
                                Indian Medical Implant and         ning of operations. One of the    tool wear than the other. This
                                                                   issues Sigma Surgical would       also resulted in component
                                Surgery Instrument sector. The     face was its previous coolant.    rejection and affected the pro-
                                                                   The company, hence, did not       ductivity negatively. “Defined
                                company produces bone screws,      have a stable process and suf-    tolerances for produced parts in
                                                                   fered from unpredictable tool     the Medical segment are very
                                bone plates, spinal implants       wear. “In the Medical segment,    strict. Hence, more rejections
                                                                   there are various challenges in-  lower the output of finished
                                more out of Titanium and Stain-    cluding the difficult to machine  parts,” he adds.
                                                                   materials, as well as the know-   “Amol Pawar, Regional Sales
                                less Steel (316 LVM), as well as   how transfer from the suppli-     Representative, Blaser Swisslube,
                                                                   ers. Therefore, stable processes  approached us and explained
                                surgical instruments. Founded      are key,” explains Mehul Gothi,   how to analyze the production
                                                                   CEO, Sigma Surgical.              situation and what we can ex-
                                by JJ Gothi in 1998 with just      The company faced other dif-      pect further down the road in
                                                                   ficulties such as component       regard to optimization and cost
                                three employees, Sigma Surgical    cleaning and cleaner machined     savings,” shares Gothi.
                                                                   parts. The unpredictable wear     Pawar introduced the team to
                                has grown consistently and is      of inserts was varying to such    the comprehensive Blaser ap-

POONAM PEDNEKAR                 currently well known in the
Chief Copy Editor
Magic Wand Media Inc            industry for its high-quality
poonam.pednekar@
magicwandmedia.in               implants. Now under the leader-

                                ship of Mehul Gothi and his

                                vision of providing international

                                quality implants at affordable

                                price to Indian customers,

                                the company is set for the

                                future with its state-of-the-

                                art facility.

Source: Sigma Surgical Pvt Ltd

Sigma Surgical Pvt Ltd Facility                                                                      Modern Manufacturing India

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