Contact the people who make the instrument.
Tell us what you need — a standard instrument, a repeat supply program, your own branded line, or a pattern that doesn't exist in our catalog yet. Our team in Sialkot reviews the requirement and responds with a practical next step, not a form letter.
One contact. Multiple ways to start.
Use whichever route fits your project. For detailed requirements, the quote form below lets you send specifications, quantities, and reference files in one place.
Give us the useful details. We'll take it from there.
You don't need to write a perfect RFQ. If you know the instrument, size, and approximate quantity, start there. If the requirement is custom, tell us what you're trying to achieve.
- Standard instruments and repeat procurement
- OEM, white label, and private label programs
- Custom instrument designs and hard-to-find patterns
- Custom packaging, labeling, and branded supply
- Distributor and international bulk requirements
Tell us about your requirement
A contact page built for manufacturing decisions.
Whether you're buying one standard pattern or developing a branded instrument line, the first conversation starts with the same team.
OEM Manufacturing
Manufacturing built around your specifications, selected patterns, packaging requirements, and brand program.
DISCUSS OEM →White Label
Use our established instrument patterns under your own commercial identity and packaging.
DISCUSS WHITE LABEL →Private Label
Build a branded surgical instrument range — product selection, marking, and packaging handled together.
DISCUSS PRIVATE LABEL →Custom Design
Send a sketch, reference, or sample description for a non-standard instrument or modification.
SEND A CUSTOM REQUEST →Custom Packaging
Boxes, labels, pouches, and presentation built around your brand and target market.
DISCUSS PACKAGING →Flexible B2B Supply
Start with a trial order, replenish standard patterns, or set up a longer-term distributor supply program.
PLAN SUPPLY →From first message to a clear next step.
No complicated sales funnel — the goal is to understand the requirement before talking numbers.
Your Enquiry
We receive your product, quantity, market, and specification details.
Requirement Check
We review whether it's standard, OEM, private label, or custom.
Questions
If anything's missing, we ask for the specific detail needed to quote.
Commercial Reply
We discuss pricing, quantity, packaging, and the practical production route.
Approval
Where appropriate, samples or references get reviewed before larger production.
Production
Approved requirements move into manufacturing, inspection, and dispatch planning.
Talk to Iron Art in Sialkot.
Our manufacturing base is on Nasir Road in Sialkot, Pakistan. For buyers who prefer direct communication, phone and WhatsApp are available alongside email.
For an RFQ, include the product, size, quantity, and destination whenever possible. For custom work, a drawing, photo, or reference number makes the first review much faster.
- Nasir Road, Sialkot, Pakistan
- +92 333 8600692
- info@surgical-products.com
Questions buyers usually have.
A little context helps you send a more useful first message.
Can I request a quote without knowing the exact product code?
Yes. Give us the instrument name, size, description, or a reference image. If you have a competitor or catalog reference, include it in the message.
Do you work with OEM and private label buyers?
Yes. The enquiry form includes OEM, white label, and private label routes so you can explain the branding, packaging, and product requirements from the start.
Can I send a drawing or reference image?
Yes. Use the reference-file field for a drawing, image, product list, or specification sheet.
Can I start with a smaller order?
Yes — there's no minimum order quantity to get started. For a specific product or custom project, tell us the quantity you have in mind so we can confirm the practical route.
What should I include for a faster quotation?
Product name, size, quantity, destination country, required finish, branding, packaging, and any reference number are the most useful starting details.
Can I contact you directly on WhatsApp?
Yes. Use the WhatsApp button or phone number above. For complex RFQs, the form or email works better since you can attach the full requirement and reference material.
Have the product in your head but not in the catalog?
Send the description, drawing, or reference. A manufacturing conversation can start before you have a perfect specification.