From the largest multi-office practice to the smallest clinic, SciCan products are used to carefully and efficiently clean, disinfect and sterilize instruments to fight the spread of diseases like hepatitis B, hepatitis C, and HIV.

Why SciCan

Infection control is not new, but governments and regulatory bodies around the world are recognizing its importance and driving new changes in the industry. The demand for infection control solutions is growing in unprecedented ways, and we’re ready to grow with it.

History of growth

SciCan developed the ground-breaking STATIM Cassette Autoclave in the late 1980s. Back when autoclaves could take as much as 45 minutes to sterilize dental equipment, the STATIM was doing it in 6 minutes. In 1992, a story aired on a popular news program about a dentist who allegedly passed the AIDS virus to five of his patients through an infected dental handpiece. That’s when dentists began using sterilizers to process their instruments after every patient. Demand for a fast sterilizer grew exponentially and today you’ll find STATIM s in dental offices around the world – and in most dental practices in Canada.

Leadership in infection control marketsThrough a sustained legacy of growth and expansion, SciCan is a leader in three areas of infection control:

Dental

We offer complete systems that are designed to meet the highest international standards and prevent the occurrence and spread of infections for staff and patients alike.

Opthalmology

Our full spectrum solutions are designed for the sterilization of delicate instruments.

Endoscopy

In Canada, we offer complete systems for the reprocessing of flexible endoscopes (washing, disinfection, sterilization) including storage and transportation for any size facility.

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