Every device in the Hastra portfolio undergoes comprehensive clinical research, CAD prototyping, and strict materials testing in our research divisions before sterile cleanroom assembly.
Explore the live montage from our design and prototyping systems, showing our drafting, assembly simulations, and mechanical checks.
Building surgical safety and reliability through structural testing protocols.
Utilizing high-precision CNC machining and 3D printing parameters to quickly iterate and test device designs before tooling creation.
Running detailed finite element analysis (FEA) simulations to test mechanical stress tolerance, torque, and material resilience parameters.
A rigorous 12-step validation cycle testing biocompatibility, sterilization stability, shelf-life simulation, and clinical reliability.
CAD schematics, dimensions, and materials details for our core gynecological systems.
Physical safety is paramount in medical devices. Hastra surgical systems and gynecological instruments are assembled, inspected, and packaged in state-of-the-art Class 10,000 (ISO 7) cleanroom facilities.
Equipped with absolute high-efficiency particulate air filtration systems providing 60 air changes per hour.
Strict differential positive pressure sensors prevent external particulate migration into sensitive zones.
Routine microbiological assays, particle counts, and bioburden controls are run weekly.