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hard steel used for producing sharp cutting edges ✔Correct Answers--400 series stainless steel

scissors, osteotomes, chisels, rongeurs, forceps, hemostats, and needle holders ✔Correct
Answers--Instruments produced using 400 series steel:

high corrosion resistance ✔Correct Answers--300 series stainless steel offers HIGH CORROSION
RESISTANCE but doesn't offer the hardness properties of 400 series, making it more workable and
malleable.

retractors, cannulas, rib-spreaders, and suction devices ✔Correct Answers--Instruments produced
using 300 series steel:

austenitic stainless steel ✔Correct Answers--The softer 300 series steel is referred to as
AUSTENITIC STAINLESS STEEL

lightweight instruments & non-magnetic ✔Correct Answers--Titanium is used to produce
LIGHTWEIGHT INSTRUMENTS that are extremely corrosion resistant and NON-MAGNETIC

malleable ✔Correct Answers--malleable Silver and copper are used because of their MALLEABLE
Properties.

stainless steel ✔Correct Answers--The most common raw material used to produce surgical
instruments is STAINLESS STEEL.

stain, spot, & rust. ✔Correct Answers--Stainless steel does STAIN,SPOTS_,and RUST.

develop the forging ✔Correct Answers--The first step of making a surgical instrument from
stainless steel raw material is to DEVELOP THE FORGING.

stamp of the rough outline // heated bar of stainless steel ✔Correct Answers--The forging is a
STAMP OF THE ROUGH OUTLINE of an instrument and is made from a HEATED BAR OF STAINLESS
STEEL ________________.

Japan, Pakistan, France and Sweden ✔Correct Answers--Most high quality forging come from mills
in Germany, but forgings also come from JAPAN, PAKISTAN, FRANCE & SWEDEN

grind and mill ✔Correct Answers--After the creation of the forging, the next step is to GRIND AND
MILL the forging.

presses, lathes, CNC milling machines and drop hammers ✔Correct Answers--Machines used in an
instrument manufacturing environment: PRESSES,LATHES, CNC MILLING MACHINES AND DROP
HAMMERS

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