Sialkot’s precision instrument manufacturing sector is internationally established — the same city known for premium sportswear and leather goods has, for decades, also produced surgical, veterinary, and laboratory-grade instruments to exacting steel and finish standards. SAIREX Global connects U.S. and international buyers to this manufacturing base across three specialized categories.
Salon and barber scissors, shears, and nail care implements, built to professional-grade standards with consistent edge quality across production runs.
Explore Beauty Instruments →Clinical and field-ready equipment for veterinary and livestock applications, including specialized hoof care and handling tools.
Explore Veterinary Instruments →Research-grade precision tools, including autoclavable and non-magnetic options for specialized institutional requirements.
Explore Laboratory Instruments →Instruments across all three categories are manufactured using established surgical-grade steels — including 440C, 4116, and 420 stainless, with 316L available for non-magnetic requirements. Finishes include mirror, matte, satin, and PVD coating options. Every program follows the same sample-approval process used across SAIREX Global’s other divisions: a pre-production sample is developed and approved before any bulk commitment.
Order minimums typically range from 100–200 pieces per instrument type, with pre-production samples ready in 7–10 days and bulk production shipping within 4–6 weeks of sample approval. Exact figures for a specific instrument are confirmed within 24 hours of a submitted specification.
If you’re sourcing salon or grooming tools, start with Beauty Instruments. Clinical, agricultural, or livestock equipment falls under Veterinary. Research and institutional tools belong under Laboratory. If your product spans more than one, mention this in your RFQ and we’ll coordinate.
Yes — high-precision laser marking and custom branding are available division-wide, consistent with the customization options on each category’s dedicated page.
Yes — the same specification, sampling, and production process applies regardless of which instrument category you’re sourcing from.
