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Sterix Global

Manufacturing

Our plant in Barabanki, Uttar Pradesh, takes a device from polypropylene granules to a sealed, labelled carton. Every stage runs under our ISO 13485:2016 certified quality management system.

The Sterix Global manufacturing plant at Barabanki, Uttar Pradesh

The plant

All 17 products in our catalogue are made at our Barabanki plant.

Components are moulded on site, devices are assembled and packed on our own lines, and sterile products go through our ethylene oxide chamber before release. Keeping these stages together means one team, one set of batch records and no hand-offs between suppliers.

AddressKhasra No. 22, Village Palta, Deva Road, Barabanki, Uttar Pradesh 225301, India
Manufacturing licenceForm MD-5, No. MFG/MD/2026/000291, issued by the State Licensing Authority, Uttar Pradesh
Device classesClass A and Class B, Medical Devices Rules, 2017 (India)
SterilisationEthylene oxide (EO), in our own chamber
Quality systemISO 13485:2016 and ISO 9001:2015 certified. View certificates
VisitsPlant visits and supplier audits by appointment

From granule to carton

How a Sterix syringe is made, step by step.

  1. Injection moulding machine producing polypropylene components

    Injection moulding

    Barrels, plungers, needle hubs and covers are injection moulded from medical-grade polypropylene on our own machines.

  2. Automated syringe assembly machine at the Sterix Global plant

    Automated assembly

    Automated lines bring the barrel, plunger, gasket and needle together. Operators check the parts and the assembled devices while each batch runs.

  3. Syringe sealed in its printed ribbon pack on the packing line

    Primary packing

    Each device is sealed into its own printed ribbon or blister pack. The pack carries the batch number, manufacturing and expiry dates, and our licence number.

  4. Packing line where sealed packs are counted and boxed

    Boxing and cartons

    Sealed packs are counted into boxes colour-coded by size, then into outer cartons printed with the batch and product details.

  5. Ethylene oxide sterilisation chamber at the Sterix Global plant

    EO sterilisation

    Products supplied sterile are sterilised with ethylene oxide in our own chamber, then aerated before the batch is released.

  6. Finished-goods store with cartons ready for dispatch

    Finished goods and dispatch

    Released batches move to the finished-goods store and are dispatched against confirmed orders.

Quality checks and traceability

Our quality management system is certified to ISO 13485:2016, the standard for medical device manufacturers. In practice, it works like this.

In-process checks

While a batch is running, we check dimensions, needle gauge and the seal on every pack type.

Final inspection and release

Each batch is inspected and, for sterile products, its sterilisation cycle is confirmed before release. We keep inspection and release records for every batch.

Batch traceability

The batch number printed on every unit pack and carton links it to its production, sterilisation and release records.

Sizes, materials and packing for each device are listed on its product page.

Plan a visit or request documents

Distributors, OEM partners and procurement teams can arrange a plant visit or ask for manufacturing and quality documents.

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