Engineering for optometric and visual diagnostic equipment
Electrolomas partners with manufacturers of ophthalmic instruments who need a collaborator to industrialize and produce electronics, cabling, and positioning mechanisms.
Working from client documentation, we manufacture control boards, wiring harnesses, lighting modules, drive systems, and subassemblies ready for final integration.
With experience dating back to 1997, we handle everything from prototypes and pre-production runs to recurring production, including procurement, traceability, and defined testing protocols.
Components for precision ophthalmic instruments
Electromechanical components for ophthalmic equipment
We manufacture and integrate the specific elements required for each piece of equipment:
• Control, power supply, communication, and image acquisition circuits.
• Compact cabling for optics, cameras, motors, sensors, and interfaces.
• Motors, gearboxes, guides, actuators, and focusing mechanisms.
• Controlled LED lighting sources and modules.
• Position sensors, limit switches, and safety systems.
• Panels, controls, and subassemblies ready for final assembly.
Our scope can range from a single specific component to a complete solution, including procurement, assembly, functional testing, packaging, and logistics.
Precise positioning, optics, and controlled lighting
Visual diagnostic equipment requires smooth movement, stable lighting, and repeatability.
We manufacture assemblies as specified by the client, operating under ISO 9001 and ISO 13485 quality management systems.
Electronic circuits
Manufacturing and assembly of control, power, and communication boards, incorporating components, testing protocols, and acceptance criteria defined by the client.
Custom cabling
Compact wiring harnesses for cameras, lighting, motors, sensors, displays, and power supply—fully identified and verified.
Electromechanical assembly
Integration of positioning mechanisms, optics, electronics, and structural components, following technical drawings and testing criteria.
From prototype to serial production
We can support a specific phase or manage the entire manufacturing process:
1. Documentation review: bills of materials (BOMs), drawings, schematics, instructions, and testing criteria.
2. Prototyping and pre-production: initial units to validate materials, assembly, and verification procedures.
3. Procurement: sourcing and coordination of electronic, electrical, and mechanical components.
4. Manufacturing: circuits, cabling, modules, and electromechanical sub-assemblies.
5. Assembly and testing: system integration and functional verification according to specifications.
6. Serial production and after-sales support: recurring manufacturing, traceability, logistics, repairs, and spare parts.
Common applications
• Slit lamps.
• Autorefractometers and keratometers.
• Tonometers and ocular measurement equipment.
• Optometry and visual diagnostic equipment.
• Refraction units and motorized tables.
• Lighting, camera, and positioning modules.
Frequently Asked Questions about the Manufacturing of Ophthalmic Equipment
Does Electrolomas manufacture its own ophthalmic equipment?
No. We act as a manufacturing partner for medical technology OEMs, producing equipment according to your designs and documentation.
What types of ophthalmic subassemblies can you manufacture?
We can manufacture circuit boards, wiring harnesses, lighting modules, motor and sensor assemblies, control panels, and other electromechanical subassemblies.
Can you integrate cameras and optical systems?
We can assemble and integrate client-specified components, including wiring, mounts, lighting, and positioning mechanisms.
Do you operate under the ISO 13485 standard?
Yes. We tailor our documentation, controls, and traceability to the agreed-upon scope of each 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—whether for prototypes, pre-production runs, or recurring series production.