V. K. Endoscope Private Limited

Laparoscopic instrument repair service typically includes:

1. Inspection & Assessment: Thorough evaluation of instruments to identify damage or malfunction, including mechanical, electrical, and optical issues.
2. Cleaning & Sterilization: Detailed cleaning of instruments to remove debris, blood, and contaminants, ensuring they meet hygiene and sterilization standards.
3. Part Replacement: Replacement of worn-out or damaged parts such as seals, cables, grips, or lenses.
4. Calibration: Adjustment and recalibration of optical and mechanical components to restore proper function.
5. Testing & Quality Control: Rigorous testing to ensure all instruments are fully operational and meet manufacturer and medical safety standards.
6. Compliance: Adherence to medical device regulations and industry standards for safety and performance.
7. Turnaround Time: Efficient repair with minimal downtime, often offering expedited services when necessary.

This service helps maintain the reliability and longevity of laparoscopic instruments used in surgeries.

1. Scope of Service:

• Inspection & Diagnosis: Thorough evaluation of the laparoscope telescope’s optical, mechanical, and electrical components.
• Repairs: Restoration of damaged or malfunctioning parts, including lenses, light transmission, articulation mechanisms, and electrical wiring.
• Calibration: Adjustment of the optical system for clarity, focus, and light alignment.
• Cleaning & Sterilization: Detailed cleaning of all internal and external components to ensure safety and hygiene.
• Post-Repair Testing: Verification of full functionality, including image quality, light output, and mechanical movement.

2. Turnaround Time:

• Typical repair completion within 5 business days, depending on damage severity and part availability.

3. Quality Assurance:

• Repairs performed to  specifications.
• Use of high-quality, replacement parts

4. Service Providers:

• Certified technicians with specialized knowledge in laparoscopic equipment repair.
• Use of advanced diagnostic and repair tools for precision work.

1. Inspection and Diagnosis:

   • Examine the camera for physical damage, including lens, housing, and cables.
   • Test image quality, color accuracy, and connectivity.

2. Repair Services:

   • Lens Repair or Replacement: Restore or replace scratched or damaged lenses.
   • Cable Repair: Fix or replace frayed or malfunctioning camera cables.
   • Connector Maintenance: Repair or replace damaged connectors to ensure secure attachment.
   • Sensor Calibration: Adjust and recalibrate for optimal image clarity and color balance.

3. Cleaning and Maintenance:

   • Perform thorough cleaning of internal and external components.

4. Testing and Calibration:

   • Verify image quality, brightness, and color fidelity.
   • Ensure compatibility with Stryker systems and accessories.

5. Quality Assurance:

   • Conduct final testing to confirm compliance with manufacturer specifications and medical standards.

1. Inspection:

   • Assessment of Damage: Evaluate the sheath for cracks, bends, corrosion, or wear.
   • Leakage Test: Check for airtight seals and functionality of inflow/outflow channels.

2. Repair:

   • Structural Repairs: Fix or replace damaged components (e.g., seals, valves, or connectors).
   • Polishing: Restore the surface to eliminate scratches and ensure smooth operation.
   • Alignment: Correct any misalignments to ensure proper functionality

3. Calibration and Testing:

   • Verify sheath compatibility with hysteroscope units.
   • Test water and CO₂ flow, as applicable, to ensure proper operation

• Standard: 5–10 business days.
• Expedited: Available on request.

This ensures the repaired hysteroscope sheath is safe, effective, and ready for use.

1. Inspection and Diagnosis:

   • Assess for physical damage such as scratches, dents, or misalignment.
   • Test optical clarity, light transmission, and structural integrity.

2. Repair Services:

   • Lens and Optics Repair: Clean, polish, or replace damaged lenses and optics.
   • Sheath and Tube Repair: Fix bent or cracked sheaths and insertion tubes.
   • Light Guide Repair: Restore or replace fiber optics for optimal illumination.
   • Sealing and Leak Testing: Ensure watertight integrity for sterilization and use.

3. Cleaning and Maintenance:

   • Thorough cleaning of internal and external components before and after repair.

4. Testing and Calibration:

   • Verify image clarity, magnification, and light transmission.
   • Calibrate to meet manufacturer specifications for precise functionality.

5. Quality Assurance:

   • Conduct final testing and inspection to ensure safety and compliance with medical standards.

1. Inspection and Diagnosis:

   • Assess for physical damage, such as lens scratches, connector issues, or cable wear.
   • Test image quality, color accuracy, and signal transmission.

2. Repair Services:

   • Lens Repair/Replacement: Fix or replace damaged lenses for clear visualization.
   • Cable and Connector Repair: Repair or replace frayed cables and damaged connectors.
   • Sensor Calibration: Recalibrate imaging sensors for sharpness and color fidelity.
   • Housing Repairs: Restore or replace damaged camera housing.

3. Cleaning and Maintenance:

   • Clean internal and external components for optimal functionality.

4. Testing and Calibration:

   • Verify image clarity, brightness, and color balance.
   • Ensure compatibility with endoscopic systems and peripherals.

5. Quality Assurance:

   • Conduct final inspection and testing to meet manufacturer specifications and medical standards.