About
Panacea Intec. Increasingly, just PI.
A design and manufacturing house working across electrosurgery, power conversion and embedded control.
We build the machines other companies sell. A device brand arrives with a requirement, and leaves with a product that works, carries their name, and can be built again next quarter the same way.
The two main lines — electrosurgical generators and power transformers — are the same problem viewed from two ends. A generator is a transformer with an output stage on it. Understanding the winding is what lets us tune the output, which is why both live on one bench instead of two.
Alongside that runs embedded work: sensing, telemetry, automation and test instrumentation for customers nowhere near an operating theatre. It uses the same skills and keeps them sharp.
- Legal name
- Panacea Intec (OPC) Private Limited
- Known as
- Panacea Intec · PI
- Structure
- One Person Company, private limited
- Based in
- Navi Mumbai, India
- Works as
- Design and manufacturing partner (ODM)
- Certifications
- None held today
The name
Why PI.
Panacea
pa·nuh·see·ya
A remedy for everything. Ours stops at electronics — a smaller promise, and one we can keep.
Panacea Intec shortened itself. Everyone inside the company had been saying PI for long enough that pretending otherwise stopped making sense.
sin(2πft)
It happens to fit. The output of every generator we build is described by that expression. The constant is not a branding exercise — it is in the equation of the product. The mark predates the nickname: the P and the i were drawn as one shape long before anyone said it out loud.
Straight answer
On certification.
We hold no ISO 13485, no ISO 9001 and no manufacturing licence today. We are not going to imply otherwise on our own website.
What we hold is the engineering. Our customers hold the registrations for the devices they sell, and we build to the technical files they own. If your quality process needs a certified supplier, say so at the start and we will tell you honestly whether we can meet it — we would rather lose the enquiry in week one than in month six.
Want to know if we can build it?
A short description of the problem is enough for us to tell you yes, no, or not on our own.