Manufacturing of neonatal incubators and care modules
Electrolomas works with manufacturers of neonatal equipment who need to produce electronic modules, cabling, and environmental control assemblies in accordance with their own documentation.
We manufacture circuit boards, wiring harnesses, ventilation systems, thermal modules, sensors, and subassemblies—all ready for final integration and validation.
Since 1997, we have supported the entire product lifecycle—from prototypes and pre-production runs to recurring series—providing procurement, full traceability, and documented processes.
Thermal control, sensors, and alarms for pediatric intensive care
Electromechanical components for neonatal equipment
We manufacture and integrate the components specified for each piece of equipment:
• Control circuits for thermal regulation, power supply, communications, and alarms.
• Specialized cabling for sensors, fans, heaters, and interfaces.
• Fans, heating elements, actuators, and opening mechanisms.
• Sensors for temperature, humidity, airflow, position, and presence.
• Battery modules, power supplies, indicators, and control panels.
• Incubator and neonatal care subassemblies, ready for final assembly.
Our scope can range from a single specific component to a complete assembly, including procurement, assembly, functional testing, packaging, and logistics.
Thermal stability, ventilation, and continuous operation
Neonatal equipment requires stable temperature and humidity control, ventilation, reliable alarms, and a dependable power supply.
We manufacture in compliance with ISO 9001 and ISO 13485 standards, strictly following the manufacturer’s requirements.
Electronic circuits
Manufacturing and assembly of control, power, and communication boards, including components, testing, and client-defined acceptance criteria.
Specialized wiring
Wiring harnesses for sensors, ventilation, heating, alarms, interfaces, and power supply, including identification and testing.
Electromechanical assembly
Integration of thermal modules, fans, sensors, electronics, and structures according to documented instructions.
From prototype to serial production
We can participate in a specific phase or manage a broader manufacturing process:
1. Documentation review: bills of materials, drawings, schematics, instructions, and test criteria.
2. Prototypes and pre-production runs: initial units to validate materials, assembly, and verification processes.
3. Procurement: sourcing and coordination of electronic, electrical, and mechanical components.
4. Manufacturing: circuits, wiring, modules, and electromechanical sub-assemblies.
5. Assembly and testing: integration and functional verification according to instructions.
6. Serial production and after-sales: recurring manufacturing, traceability, logistics, repairs, and spare parts.
Common applications
• Neonatal incubators.
• Warming cribs and heating systems.
• Neonatal transport equipment.
• Temperature and humidity control modules.
• Phototherapy and auxiliary support systems.
• Panels, alarms, and power supply modules.
Frequently asked questions about manufacturing for neonatal equipment
Does Electrolomas manufacture its own incubators?
No. We manufacture components and electromechanical assemblies for neonatal equipment manufacturers, based on their own designs.
What neonatal components can you produce?
Electronic boards, wiring harnesses, thermal and ventilation modules, sensors, power supplies, batteries, panels, and electromechanical subassemblies.
Can you manufacture production runs with full traceability?
Yes. We establish processes, controls, and documentation for prototypes, pre-production runs, and recurring manufacturing.
Do you operate under the ISO 13485 standard?
Yes. Our ISO 13485 management system allows us to tailor manufacturing, assembly, and documentation to the specific scope of your medical project.
Are you looking for a partner to manufacture the electronics, wiring, or electromechanical assemblies for your equipment?
We analyze your documentation and propose the most suitable manufacturing process for your prototypes, pre-production runs, or recurring production.