Micro needle holders, coronary scissors and micro forceps in 1,543 variants. Developed, manufactured and released under the microscope at a single site in Germany, certified to ISO 13485:2016.
Watch the filmOver 40 manufacturing steps per instrument, checked under the microscope until play, closure and tip sit exactly right.
Development, manufacturing and final inspection at a single site in Aach. Documented to ISO 13485:2016.
From standard instruments to OEM and contract manufacturing to your drawing, including repair, coating and marking.
In microsurgery every hundredth of a millimetre counts. Three things decide whether an instrument holds up in theatre, and all three are settled before it leaves our workshop.
Origin
An origin you can document
Who made it, from which batch, with which inspection: all of it is traceable for every instrument we build, documented to ISO 13485:2016. Ask us, and we can answer.
Quality
Consistency across the whole series
A surgeon works by the feel of the instrument. For that to hold, the twentieth piece in a series has to close, grip and cut exactly like the first. Which is why each one goes under the microscope on its own.
Service
Delivery is where it starts
Regrinding, repair, reordering the identical version, custom work to your drawing. Because we make the component parts ourselves, that still works years later.
This is how buying works when an instrument is treated as a consumable. Price decides, origin is secondary, and differences are not noticeable in the catalog. Only on the tissue does it show what a tenth too much play means.
The difference between separating cleanly and crushing is made where a machine alone cannot go any further: in the fine grinding, in the feel for perfect balance, in the last check under the microscope. Those are exactly the steps that cannot be rationalised away, only mastered.
He heads a paediatric cardiac clinic, and he told us their scissors did not cut properly during procedures on children’s hearts. Not once. Again and again.
You have to picture what he was describing. He compared it to a peanut, that is how small the structures are that are worked on there. A pair of scissors that does not separate cleanly but crushes, or slips at the tip, is not an annoyance in that place. There, every single cut counts.
We trained as surgical instrument makers and we know what an edge looks like when it is only nearly right: the gap at the tip the eye cannot see, the play in the joint that appears after twenty sterilisation cycles. What we did not know before that conversation was what it means for the person holding them. A surgeon cannot briefly set aside scissors that will not cut.
That is why we build instruments ourselves instead of buying them in and printing our name on them. And why every pair of scissors here goes under the microscope before it leaves the building.
From the first sketch to final inspection, every step follows the same promise: uncompromising quality. An excerpt from the path every instrument takes.

01
Design
Every instrument begins at the drawing board, developed together with surgeons.

02
CNC Machining
State-of-the-art CNC technology shapes the blank to the micrometer.

03
Laser Welding
Durable joints on filigree components, where experience guides the machine.

04
Hand Finishing
The fine grind and the balance are created in hands trained over years.

05
Microscope Inspection
Inspected, adjusted and released. Only then does an instrument leave the building.
We do not buy instruments in and print our name on them. We build them. That has four consequences you notice on every single piece.
We build them ourselves
No container, no relabelling. Blank, milling, laser welding, grinding and release all happen at one site in Aach, powered by our own roof.
We make the parts
Ratchets, milled parts, turned parts and screws come from our own production. That is why an instrument from us is still repairable in twenty years instead of waste.
We own ourselves
A family business, no investor and no head office. A batch can be stopped because a tip is not right, without anyone having to ask permission.
We train the trade
About fifty people in Germany train as surgical instrument makers each year. A craft that rare has to be passed on or it disappears.

Growing up in the Tuttlingen region, the world center of medical technology, Brian Fürderer came into contact with the manufacturing of surgical instruments early on. What began as a fascination with precision became a calling. After training as a surgical instrument maker and several years in the industry, he founded MICROQORE MEDICAL with a clear stance: to make instruments that know no compromise. Not the cheapest, but the best.
“Every instrument must be so good that I would use it in the OR myself.”
Brian Fürderer, Founder & Managing Director, MICROQORE MEDICAL

MICROQORE MEDICAL is not an anonymous corporation, but a genuine family business. Founded and led by Brian Fürderer, supported by his wife Jennifer and the entire family. Reliability, solidarity and long-term thinking shape our culture. We invest in people, not just machines, and our customers feel that in every instrument.
1,543
Variants in our portfolio
48
Series
40+
Manufacturing steps per instrument
Manufactured with 100 % solar power at our site in Aach. Durable and repairable instead of disposable goods, for less waste and lasting value.

Finest tips, absolute control. Solid titanium makes instruments around 40 percent lighter and non-magnetic.




From the drawing to the inspected instrument. OEM and contract manufacturing to your specification, plus finishing and maintenance. All under one ISO 13485 roof, at a single site.

First Conversation
Application, requirements, quantity. Whether standard instrument or custom build, first we clarify what you really need, honestly and without a catalog sales pitch.
Design & Sample
Together we create the design, developed in close collaboration with surgeons. On request we produce a sample for approval before the series begins.
Manufacturing & Inspection
From CNC machining through handcraft to final inspection under the microscope. To ISO 13485:2016, fully documented and traceable.
Delivery & Support
Your instrument reaches you inspected. Repair, resharpening and reordering continue through one point of contact, at a single site.

Experienced specialists, dedicated colleagues. Every hand counts, and each carries the ambition to become a little better every day.
Learn about usThree commitments we deliver on with every instrument, not as marketing, but as a way of working.

Precision
Precision you can feel
Over 40 manufacturing steps per instrument, inspected under the microscope, documented to ISO 13485:2016.

Origin
Made in Germany
Developed and manufactured in Aach, with solar power. Handcraft meets high-tech, no anonymous imported goods.

Partnership
A partner, not a catalog
From standard instruments to OEM manufacturing, including repair and reordering, all from a single source.
Whether product advice, partnership or a visit to our production, we look forward to hearing from you and will get back to you promptly.
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