Engineering for surgical equipment and surgical systems
Electrolomas collaborates with OEMs of surgical equipment who outsource the manufacturing of electronics, cabling, and assemblies involving motion, lighting, and control.
We work from blueprints, schematics, bills of materials, and instructions to produce power modules, wire harnesses, actuators, columns, and subassemblies ready for final integration.
With experience dating back to 1997, we support the entire lifecycle—from prototypes and pre-production runs to recurring production—including procurement, traceability, and functional testing.
Integration of motion, lighting, and control for operating rooms
Electromechanical components for surgical equipment
We manufacture and integrate the elements specified for each piece of equipment:
• Control, power, communication, and safety management circuits.
• Specialized cabling, dynamic wire harnesses, and power supply assemblies.
• Motors, actuators, gear reducers, brakes, and positioning mechanisms.
• LED modules, power sources, and lighting regulation systems.
• Position, load, and presence sensors, as well as limit switches.
• Columns, panels, and subassemblies prepared for final assembly.
Our scope can range from a single specific component to a complete solution, including procurement, assembly, functional testing, packaging, and logistics.
Safe motion, stable lighting, and organized integration
Operating room equipment combines mechanical loads, positioning, lighting, interfaces, and cabling.
We manufacture customer-defined assemblies in compliance with ISO 9001 and ISO 13485 standards.
Electronic circuits
Manufacturing and assembly of control, power, and communication boards, incorporating components, testing protocols, and acceptance criteria specified by the customer.
Custom cabling
Wiring harnesses for moving parts, lighting, motors, sensors, interfaces, and power supply, including defined testing procedures.
Electromechanical assembly
Integration of actuators, columns, electronics, LED modules, and structures in accordance with OEM drawings and instructions.
From prototype to serial production
We can assist with a specific phase or manage a broader manufacturing process:
1. Documentation review: bills of materials (BOMs), drawings, schematics, instructions, and testing 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, cabling, modules, and electromechanical sub-assemblies.
5. Assembly and testing: integration and functional verification according to provided instructions.
6. Serial production and after-sales support: recurring manufacturing, traceability, logistics, repairs, and spare parts.
Common applications
• Motorized surgical tables and surfaces.
• Surgical lighting systems and arms.
• Supply columns and ceiling-mounted equipment.
• Technical carts and equipment workstations.
• Positioning and control systems.
• Operating room panels, cabling, and auxiliary modules.
Frequently asked questions about the manufacturing of operating room equipment
Does Electrolomas manufacture its own line of operating room equipment?
No. We act as an industrial partner for medical equipment manufacturers, producing components according to your designs and documentation.
What types of assemblies for operating rooms can you manufacture?
Backplanes, wiring harnesses, power modules, actuator assemblies, lighting systems, sensors, control panels, and other electromechanical subassemblies.
Can you handle procurement and complete assembly?
Yes. Our scope can include purchasing, manufacturing, integration, functional testing, packaging, and logistics for the agreed-upon assembly.
Do you operate under the ISO 13485 standard?
Yes. We tailor our processes, controls, traceability, and documentation to the specific requirements of each medical project.
Are you looking for a partner to manufacture 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.