With Stericop’s control systems, you ensure that cleaning and sterilization function absolutely flawlessly.
Our tests for validating cleaning and sterilization processes are used in various sectors. Select your industry to go directly to the relevant products and services.
Our patented technology guarantees unmatched safety in the market, confirmed by independent expert reviews.
The highest level of user-friendliness significantly simplifies the preparation process – our tests do not need to be manually prepared.
With over 20 years of research and development, Stericop has become one of the leading manufacturers of medical control systems in Germany.
Stericop provides you with everything you need to ensure your processing is safe and structured. In addition to our selection of test systems for washer-disinfectors and sterilizers, you’ll find other products to make the required documentation of your processes as straightforward as possible. Simply choose the desired category to display the corresponding products.
Stericop is a founder-led family business based in Wölfersheim, Hesse. For more than 20 years, we have been not only a manufacturer of patented medical products but also a reliable partner for all your hygiene-related questions.
The processing of medical instruments is an important topic—because errors can have serious consequences. We want to share our expertise with you. We provide comprehensive information about current legal requirements, explain essential hygiene measures, and address common everyday mistakes. Additionally, we offer practical tips we’ve gathered over more than 20 years of experience.
On our website, you will find free information on processing and hygiene. All product flyers with instructions can be downloaded as PDFs for printing. If you have any further questions, please don’t hesitate to send us a message or call.
With our wash sensors, you can verify the effective cleaning performance of your washer-disinfectors devices. By placing the indicator disc into the holder, half of the applied test soil is covered, simulating an instrument with a narrow joint.
The complete removal of the partially covered test soil indicates successful cleaning.