Instrument making is a highly developed craft, and the craftspeople who make Biotek surgical instruments are the modern heirs to this ancient art. It is also a vocation that has respected its traditions over the centuries. So, while new techniques have kept pace with advances in surgical practices, the essence of the craft has changed very little. Today, computers and other advanced technology aid in the manufacture of instruments, but it remains the skills of gifted instrument makers that turn raw steel into the finely honed tools...ready for the surgeon’s hand.  

Biotek aspires to be - and to be recognized by the medical profession as - the best orthopedic surgical instrument company. We will achieve this position by passionately pursuing excellence and by dedicating ourselves to improving the quality of life of everyone who interacts with us, particularly those individuals who rely on our products to heal and to cure.  

Biotek is a company with a passion for excellence. As such, we are committed to “raising the bar” in every respect of our business, from customer service to product development. With regard to instruments, this commitment takes the form of superior products that perform impeccably. In order to provide surgeons with the tools they need to operate with the utmost skill and confidence, we have introduced an instrument certifying process that is second to none in the industry. Every step in the creation and distribution of Biotek branded instruments - from material testing and crafting, to delivery and customer service - follows our exacting standards. To achieve this level of excellence, we have a Quality Assurance Program that begins at the Director’s office and continues through every Biotek department, down to our loading dock. This program demands: That quality is built into every product through excellent design and good manufacturing practices; scrupulous adherence to our Quality Assurance Policy; the presence of trained quality assurance personnel - including instrument makers, engineers and inspectors - to supervise prevention and verification activities.