13 November 2026
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Bharat Electronics Limited Gets Licence to Manufacture Indigenous Hemodialysis Machine BEL RxT17

CDSCO approval marks major milestone for India’s MedTech manufacturing and dialysis accessibility
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In a significant boost to India’s medical technology sector, Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL) has received the licence to manufacture and distribute its indigenously developed hemodialysis machine, BEL RxT17.

The licence was granted by the Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation after BEL successfully completed the compliance audit required for Class C high-risk medical devices.

One of India’s First Indigenous Hemodialysis Machines

BEL RxT17, designed by Renalyx and to be manufactured by BEL, is among India’s first indigenous hemodialysis machines.

The device is expected to benefit patients suffering from chronic kidney disease and end-stage renal failure by providing:

  • safe dialysis therapy
  • efficient blood purification
  • reliable long-duration treatment support

This development is seen as an important milestone in reducing dependence on imported dialysis equipment.

Read also: Inside BEL’s ₹6,795 Crore Mega Deal: Key Details on LCA Avionics, Radars and Strategic Components

CE Certification Opens Global Market Opportunity

In addition to Indian regulatory clearance, BEL RxT17 has also secured CE certification, confirming compliance with European safety, health and environmental standards.

This means the machine now meets internationally accepted regulatory benchmarks and may also find acceptance in overseas markets.

Response to Rising Kidney Disease Burden in India

India is witnessing a steady increase in cases of:

  • chronic renal failure
  • kidney dysfunction
  • end-stage renal disease (ESRD)

As a result, dialysis demand has risen sharply across both urban and semi-urban healthcare systems.

BEL said the machine aims to improve:

  • affordability of dialysis care
  • accessibility in hospitals and dialysis centres
  • availability of indigenous high-quality equipment

Advanced Features of BEL RxT17

The machine includes a range of modern operational features designed for both safety and ease of use.

Key Features

  • colour touchscreen display
  • real-time device status monitoring
  • live treatment readings
  • active alarm display
  • audio alarms for emergencies
  • visual alarms for critical alerts

The interface is designed to support quick clinical decisions during treatment.

Designed for Easy Integration in Hospitals

BEL RxT17 is compatible with standard pharmacy consumables and dialysis disposables already used in hospitals.

This ensures:

  • easy adoption without additional procurement burden
  • smooth integration into existing dialysis workflows
  • lower transition cost for healthcare providers

Its simplified design also supports easier maintenance and operation.

Boost to Atmanirbhar Bharat in Medical Devices

The launch strengthens India’s domestic MedTech manufacturing ecosystem and aligns with the Government’s Atmanirbhar Bharat initiative.

It also expands BEL’s footprint beyond defence electronics into advanced healthcare manufacturing.

BEL said the machine reflects India’s growing ability to build globally competitive medical technology domestically.

Why This Matters

Until now, a significant share of dialysis machines used in India have relied on imported technology.

BEL RxT17 may help:

  • reduce import dependence
  • lower equipment costs
  • strengthen domestic supply chains
  • improve public healthcare resilience

About Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL)

Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL) is a leading Navratna public sector enterprise under the Ministry of Defence, specialising in advanced electronic systems for the Indian Armed Forces. The company plays a crucial role in areas such as radar systems, communication equipment, electronic warfare, and homeland security solutions. BEL has been at the forefront of India’s push for indigenous defence manufacturing and technological innovation.

Read also: BEL Wins ₹1,950 Crore Defence Contract for Mountain Radars to Strengthen IAF Air Defence


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