Medical equipment
supply and service
across India.

An annual maintenance contract covers scheduled preventive visits, breakdown attendance and labour; spare parts are billed separately as they are used. A comprehensive maintenance contract covers the same work with parts included in the annual fee. On critical care equipment we usually recommend CMC, a ventilator blower or a monitor main board costs more than the difference in fee, and waiting on a purchase approval is time the bed is not fully equipped.

Contract holders are attended ahead of everything else, and critical care equipment ahead of the rest. Response commitments are written into the contract rather than promised on a call, because the commitment is what a hospital is actually buying.

Yes. Most of what we maintain was bought from someone else, often years ago. We regularly hold contracts on equipment whose manufacturer no longer keeps an engineer in the state. Where a fault genuinely needs proprietary service software we say so before charging for a visit, not after.

Ten: ICU and critical care, operation theatre, orthopaedic power tools, imaging and radiology, laboratory, physiotherapy, gynaecology and neonatal, ophthalmology / ENT / dental, sterilisation, and hospital furniture. 104 machine types are named across the equipment index.

We have fulfilled tendered servicing and maintenance duties for the ORET Project and carry out maintenance aligned to National Health Mission requirements. Civil hospitals, general hospitals, community health centres and urban health centres across Gujarat are a large part of our contract base.

Across India, from the head office in Gandhinagar and the works in Dudheswar, Ahmedabad. Currently 95 institutions in 56 towns and cities. Supply and installation are scheduled against the order.

Yes, across all ten departments plus hospital furniture. Twenty-four years of repairing the same machines is also twenty-four years of knowing which models fail and how fast they come back, which is the useful part when a hospital is deciding what to buy.

Yes. We deliver modular operation theatres, medical gas pipeline systems and ICU build-outs, including installation, commissioning and calibration. The argument for using us is simple: the people building it are the people who will maintain it.

Anything that measures or delivers a quantity is calibrated against reference instruments: delivered energy on a defibrillator, flow accuracy across the full range on an infusion pump, volume, pressure and FiO₂ on a ventilator. Results are documented, so the record exists when an inspection asks for it.

Contract quotations follow a site inspection and equipment audit rather than a phone call, because a number given without seeing the equipment is a number that changes later. Call +91 98250 70790 or use the contact form to schedule an assessment.