Custom dental equipment
Electrolomas works with manufacturers of dental technology who need to develop or industrialize equipment tailored to a specific application, product range, or clinical experience.
We integrate electronics, drives, lighting, wiring, interfaces, auxiliary fluids, and mechanical structures into reliable, ergonomic assemblies ready for mass production.
We can work from an existing design or support the project from the prototype stage, optimizing components, assembly, testing, and maintainability.
Integration of electronics, movement, lighting, and fluids for dentistry
Electromechanical development for dental machinery
We select and integrate the necessary components according to the product’s functions and requirements:
• Motors, actuators, lifting, tilting, and precise positioning.
• Clinical lamps, LED modules, regulation, and thermal management.
• Control electronics, power supplies, interfaces, and communications.
• Wiring, connectors, hoses, and routes adapted to the equipment’s movement.
• Pumps, valves, and auxiliary components when the project requires them.
• Chassis, housings, arms, supports, and subassemblies ready for validation.
Precision, ergonomics, and safety in the dental environment
A dental unit should offer smooth movements, intuitive controls, and reliable connections throughout its entire lifespan. We manufacture under ISO 9001 and ISO 13485 management systems and apply controls tailored to the manufacturer’s requirements.
Movement and ergonomics
Integration of drives, joints, sensors, and controls to achieve repeatable movements and comfortable interaction for both the professional and the patient.
Lighting and control
Coordination of clinical lighting, interfaces, electronics, and embedded software for a stable and easy-to-use response.
Traceable manufacturing
Documented processes, component identification, and functional checks to maintain consistent quality across units and series.
From prototype to ready-to-manufacture dental equipment
We can get involved at one stage or take on the entire industrialization process:
1. Technical review: functions, ergonomics, architecture, components, and risks.
2. Prototyping: integration of movement, electronics, lighting, and mechanics.
3. Industrialization: assembly, testing, maintenance, and documentation optimization.
4. Supply chain: sourcing and coordinating specialized suppliers.
5. Manufacturing and assembly: boards, wiring, subassemblies, and complete equipment.
6. Quality and after-sales: verification, traceability, logistics, and repair.
Common applications
• Dental chairs and treatment units.
• Dental lamps and lighting systems.
• Prophylaxis, suction, and auxiliary control equipment.
• Instrumentation modules and motorized trays.
• Equipment for dental labs and manufacturing.
• Peripherals, controls, and customized dental accessories.
Frequently asked questions about dental equipment
What types of dental equipment can you develop or manufacture?
We can collaborate on chairs, treatment units, lighting, instrumentation, lab equipment, and other products that involve electronics, wiring, movement, and mechanics.
Can you customize a piece of equipment for a specific application?
Yes. We adapt architecture, components, interfaces, and subassemblies to the functions, dimensions, ergonomics, and production volume defined by the client.
Do you work from already developed designs?
Yes. We can manufacture according to the existing documentation or review the design to improve assembly, reliability, maintainability, and cost.
Can you make prototypes and then go into mass production?
Yes. The same team can accompany the first units, validate the process, and then scale to recurring series with controls and traceability.
Can you deliver the complete dental equipment?
Yes. The scope can include sourcing, integration, functional testing, labeling, packaging, logistics, and after-sales service.
Are you developing a custom dental device?
We analyze with you the technical feasibility, industrialization, and the most suitable manufacturing process.