Healthcare pain management startup Heatronics has raised Rs 1.8 crore in a seed funding round led by Inflection Point Ventures, a Gurugram-based angel investment platform.
The round saw participation from angel investors Nitin Agarwal (Ex-GlobalBees) and Shivam Mishra (String Ventures).
The startup will use the funds to strengthen its marketing and branding initiatives, upgrade its facilities, and expand its channel network.
Founded in December 2022 by Hargun Singh Chawla, Heatronics manufactures medical-grade heat-therapy and recovery devices backed by a fully Indian, vertically integrated supply chain. The startup said that its wired heating range, hCore, comprises ergonomically designed devices for targeted pain relief.
The hCore range comprises 10 SKUs developed using insights from more than 500 customer conversations, according to the company. The products incorporate an NTC sensor designed to monitor surface temperature and adjust heat output in real time. The devices also include an automatic shut-off feature that turns them off after a preset duration.
“Wellness is one of India’s biggest unsolved problems, and it can’t be fixed with imported products built for other bodies and other markets. At Heatronics, we’re building medical-grade recovery devices in India, for India, proprietary, certified, and made here. IPV backed that India-first conviction, and this round lets us take it to scale,” said Hargun Singh Chawla.
Vinay Bansal, CEO & Founder, Inflection Point Ventures, said, “what stood out to us was the founders’ deep understanding of consumer needs and their ability to translate those insights into high-quality, clinically compliant products. Combined with a capital-efficient manufacturing model and strong execution, Heatronics is building category-defining products with ranges like hCore. We are delighted to support the company as it enters its next phase of growth.”
