COVID-19 : We are providing an on-site sterilization program to keep patients, staff and public
safe.

On-site sterilization programs provide a safe and compliant means of managing contaminated waste
from a patient with a highly infectious disease. San-I-Pak has designed a complete waste handling methodology that begins at the point of generation.  Our complete waste collection, treatment and disposal solution reduces the risk to hospital employees from infectious waste.

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Who we are —–

San-I-Pak On-Site Treatment for Infectious Waste

In 1978, San-I-Pak started as the first clean and green alternative to incineration.  Our systems reduce infectious outputs from hospitals, keeping them out of the surrounding communities.  The technology also produces aggressive cost savings while reducing the hospital’s carbon footprint.

A San-I-Pak solution is a custom designed for each hospital.

We Are Committed To

Infection Prevention

Our sterilizer design reduces staff handling of and exposure to infectious waste. Our system offers autoclave achieves “total kill” treatment efficacy.

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Financial Savings

Our autoclaves and other products allow customers to manage medical waste on site rather than paying for management services, resulting in long-run financial savings.

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Fostering Safe Work Environments

San-I-Pak's innovative touch free technology is designed to support the health of employees, patients, and everyone else.

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Environmental & Operational Sustainability

Our on-site approach to waste treatment as well as our autoclave/compactor system's industry-leading 6:1 compaction ratio supports a cleaner, healthier environment.

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A little about San-I-Pak

San-I-Pak is the leader in waste treatment systems and has over 500 installations throughout the North America, South America, Central America, Europe, Middle East, New Zealand and Asia.

These 500 plus installations worldwide exceeds the total number of on-site medical waste treatment systems installed by all other competitors combined.
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Why Choose On-site Treatment
for Infectious Waste?


Cost Effective
Reduce operational costs by up to 70%
Readiness
Improve the hospital’s emergency preparedness

Environmental Friendly
Reduce the carbon footprint of the hospital
Safety
Improve safety through modernization of the waste process

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For more general or pricing information,
please contact us by email or call.

Call us now

(209)836-2310

Email us

sanipak@sanipak.com

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Testimonials

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We ultimately selected one of your systems for the following principal reasons: (1) the superb rotating sterilization chamber design integrated with auto-tippers allows the use of nimble and light toter carts, ease of operation, reduced red bag handling and occupational safety benefits for our workers; (2) the smaller physical footprint required for siting the sterilization equipment; and (3) San-I-Pak’s longevity, number of units in use at other healthcare institutions and proven track rec

John Leigh
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The enhancements made in odor control to improve the work place environment, and the addition to the of the Intel-I-Com System which allows staff to remotely monitor the entire system, self-diagnosis any service issues, store and print out compliance records, and finally allow the San-I-Pak Service team help our factory trained staff with any service issue. Since installation, the equipment has been highly reliable and we have never required a service technician onsite.

Mitch Goplen
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It is a pleasure to report to you that our San-I-Pak system has performed to expectations. The decision to select your equipment followed extensive research, installation tours, and a visit to your factory. The entire experience has resulted in a good partnering.

Rick Carpenter
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