Oxytronic

Oxytronic designs and builds electronic equipment for aircraft. It makes screens, headsets, telephones, critical systems, embedded software, and cockpit and passenger equipment. The company is the electronics branch of Nicomatic and is based in Aubagne, France.

Its work is organised in three lines. Build-to-Spec means the company studies a customer's requirements and then makes the systems in series under its own responsibility. Build-to-Print covers production, industrial set up and maintenance of complex boxes and computers. The third line is a catalogue of products that can be adapted to a customer's needs.

The products include hardened avionic displays for cockpits and cabins. They also include wireless Hi-Fi headsets and telephones for onboard audio. The iCan System is a modular solution for custom IFE and CMS. The company also offers cards and standard equipment for video processing and high performance embedded systems.

The Aubagne site has a surface mount machine, a Takaya test machine, a climate chamber, a machining centre, a sand blaster, a paint booth and a laser engraving centre. It also has equipment to check and match NVIS light and colour.

Example projects show the range of work. They include an ACAS control box for the Airbus H225 helicopter, an ELT distress beacon control box for the Airbus A350 and A380, and an air conditioning control box for the Leonardo AW189 helicopter. The company has also made an audio and video interface card for defence aircraft programmes and a video processing card for defence optronic equipment.

The newsroom says the company took part in an Airbus Helicopters project with the team Les Tigres du Desert in January 2024. The phone number is +33 (0)4 42 82 42 27 and the address is 520 Avenue de Jouques, 13400 Aubagne. The site has a contact form.