Used Neonatal & Infant Care Equipment: Incubators, Resuscitaires & Warmers (2026)

Neonatal equipment saves the smallest lives, and it is priced accordingly when bought new. For growing maternity units, private hospitals and international buyers building neonatal capacity, well-maintained used equipment from trusted names is often the only realistic route. Here is what the core kit does and what it costs.

Incubators: a controlled environment

A neonatal incubator provides a warm, humidified, thermoneutral environment that lets a premature or sick newborn regulate its temperature without burning precious energy. Advanced units combine an incubator and a radiant warmer in one, so the baby can be treated without being moved.

Resuscitaires: the delivery-room lifeline

A resuscitaire is an open radiant warmer with integrated resuscitation support, positioned in the delivery room for the critical first minutes of a newborn's life. Fast access, overhead warmth and resuscitation tools in one place.

Warmers & scales

Radiant warmers keep infants at a safe temperature during examination and treatment, while accurate baby scales are essential for monitoring growth and dosing.

What to check before you buy

Neonatal equipment is patient-critical, so this matters more than usual: confirm what has been tested and works, that mattresses and accessories are included, and plan for a full service and calibration by a qualified engineer before clinical use. Tell us your unit's needs and we will help.

This article is general guidance, not clinical or regulatory advice. Neonatal equipment is patient-critical; buyers are responsible for servicing, calibration, and confirming a device's suitability and compliance before use.