Since our foundation in 1966 we have focused on developing high quality medical technology and the company has always maintained a central goal: to be “Committed to life”
Tecme is a leading international company in the development and manufacture of mechanical ventilators for intensive care units.
More than 50 years of experience in research and development in pulmonary ventilation has allowed us to establish among the most reliable devices chosen by physicians in most healthcare facilities.
Tecme’s headquarters are located in Cordoba, Argentina. In 2015, we branched out to Norcross, GA. Our facilities in the U.S. meet the highest global quality standards, and were strategically designed to optimize the distribution of our ventilators to the global market.
History
In 1966, Dr. Ernesto P. Mañá and his brother, Luis R. Mañá – Tecme’s current President and Vice President – teamed up to research and develop mechanical ventilators, with the purpose of assisting the pulmonary ventilation of patients who suffered from different types of respiratory failure.
1966: First successful prototype
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1967: D-III, pressure cycling.Manufacturing of the D-III model in small series begins, followed by the D-IV, both devices were pressure-cycled. |
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1970: D-VI, volumetric.The D-VI ventilator is developed and manufactured until 1977. The D-VI was a volumetric ventilator, which was a major advancement for the time. |
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1997: Graph generation ventilators,
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2003: Quality Management System with ISO 13485 certification.Our devices are developed based on our own internal research and technology. Since 2003, Tecme has had a Quality Management System in place for medical devices certified by ISO 13485. |
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2008: First GraphNet model.The first GraphNet model is developed, and its technology laid the foundation for our current devices. |
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2011: GraphNet advance, neo, and ts.The new line of the touch-screen ventilators GraphNet advance, neo and ts neo was released. The GraphNet advance, neo and ts ventilators received the CE Mark of the European Union and were 510(k) cleared in 2011. |
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