About Us.
PAWN MOVE is a medical technology company specialising in the manufacturing of high quality surgical instruments. The company started as a specialist in the burn surgery instruments field and based on its success and innovative drive gradually expanded to cover a vast range of surgical instruments.
PAWN MOVE QUALITY
PAWN MOVE is proud to claim that we have always surpassed the legal requirements to ensure that each instrument reaching the surgeons hand is indeed a testament to surgical craftsmanship.
We now manufacture over 8,000 instruments using CNC controlled machines along with the manual skills of our experienced craftsmen. Our innovative solutions are available in general, trauma, gynecology, cardiovascular, neurosurgery, microsurgery, and dental surgery. All our products can be viewed online at www.pawnmove.net where you can download our catalogues or request a printed version.
PAWN MOVE AFFORDABLE QUALITY PROMISE
Surgical instruments represent a significant proportion of hospitals total assets. Hospital and health centers are often required to minimize costs of surgical instruments without impacting quality or patient health. Decision makers tend to respond via group purchasing contracts & multiple quotes to shop around for the lowest price. However this approach has significant drawbacks as numerous instrument companies have focused towards competing on price alone with a disregard towards instrument quality while claiming their instruments to be guaranteed and free of defects. The outcome for the buyer being, a perceived notion of a quality instrument, which is actually little more than a knock-off and delivers only poor value for money.
Mission Statement
To be the industry leading surgical instruments manufacturer. We will realize this by setting the highest standards in quality, service, reliability, safety and cost containment in our industry sector.
Life Time Warranty
We encourage customers to calculate lifetime costs prior to making purchase decisions and investing in surgical instruments.
