Electronic circuits and wiring for ventilation equipment
Electrolomas collaborates with manufacturers of respiratory equipment who need an industrial partner to produce electronics, wiring, and electromechanical assemblies according to their documentation.
We work from blueprints, bills of materials, diagrams, and client instructions to manufacture control modules, harnesses, panels, pneumatic subassemblies, and equipment ready for final integration.
Our experience as manufacturers of electronic circuits and assemblers of electromechanical equipment since 1997 allows us to support the product from prototypes and pre-series to recurring and traceable production.
Electromechanical components for respiratory systems
Integration of sensors, valves, and flow control
We manufacture and integrate the defined components for each device:
• Control, power, communications, and alarm management circuits.
• Specific wiring, harnesses, connectors, and power assemblies.
• Pressure, flow, oxygen, temperature, and position sensors.
• Valves, pumps, turbines, blowers, motors, and actuators.
• User interfaces, indicators, batteries, and peripherals.
• Pneumatic modules and subassemblies ready for final assembly.
The scope can be limited to a specific component or include sourcing, assembly, functional testing, packaging, and logistics for a complete unit.
Reliable manufacturing for pressure, flow, and continuous operation
Respiratory equipment combines electronics, pneumatics, power supply, and safety control. Every connection and subassembly must perform consistently during operation as defined by the manufacturer. Electrolomas manufactures under ISO 9001 and ISO 13485 management systems and adapts controls, records, and tests to the scope of each project.
Electronic circuits
Manufacturing and assembly of control, power, and communication boards, with components, tests, and acceptance criteria defined by the client.
Specific wiring
Harnesses and cable assemblies adapted to tight spaces, maintenance, vibration, power, communications, and sensor connections.
Electromechanical assembly
Integration of blowers, valves, sensors, batteries, power supplies, and structures following plans, instructions, and documented checks.
From prototype to mass production
We can participate in a specific phase or take on a broader manufacturing process:
1. Documentation review: bill of materials, drawings, schematics, instructions, and test criteria.
2. Prototypes and pre-series: first units to validate materials, assembly, and checks.
3. Procurement: purchase and coordination of electronic, electrical, and mechanical components.
4. Manufacturing: circuits, wiring, modules, and electromechanical subassemblies.
5. Assembly and testing: integration and functional checks according to instructions.
6. Series and after-sales: recurrent manufacturing, traceability, logistics, repair, and spare parts.
Common applications
• Fans and respiratory support equipment.
• CPAP and BiPAP systems.
• Oxygen concentrators and oxygen therapy equipment.
• Nebulizers and aerosol therapy equipment.
• Suction devices and secretion management systems.
• Pneumatic control modules and respiratory monitoring.
Frequently asked questions about respiratory equipment manufacturing
Does Electrolomas manufacture its own respiratory equipment?
No. Electrolomas works as an industrial partner for medical technology manufacturers. We manufacture circuits, wiring, modules, and electromechanical assemblies according to the client’s design, specifications, and documentation.
Can you work from an already developed design?
Yes. We review the production documentation to prepare procurement, assembly processes, tools, and tests, while maintaining the requirements defined by the manufacturer.
Which parts of a respiratory device can you manufacture?
The scope can include electronic boards, harnesses, power supplies, batteries, interfaces, sensor modules, valve and blower assemblies, panels, and other electrical or electromechanical subassemblies.
Can you make prototypes and then recurring series?
Yes. We can manufacture initial units and pre-series, document the process, and later scale up to series production with supply, controls, and traceability.
Do you work under ISO 13485?
Yes. Electrolomas has an ISO 13485 quality management system for the manufacture and assembly of products intended for the medical sector, adapting documentation and records to the agreed scope.
Are you looking for a partner to manufacture the electronics, wiring, or electromechanical assembly of your respiratory device?
We review your documentation and suggest the most suitable manufacturing process for prototypes, pre-series, or recurring series.