SCP SCIENCE

SCP SCIENCE has served the inorganic analytical chemistry market since 1980. We bring to our customers specialized products for atomic spectroscopy. The company has grown substantially in recent years through the development of extensive internal manufacturing capability, acquisition of several companies which have been incorporated into the main company, and expansion of its sales and distribution network around the world. SCP SCIENCE is now ISO 9001:2008 Registered and ISO 17025 & Guide 34 Accredited.

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SCP SCIENCE corporate headquarters and main manufacturing facilities are located in Baie D'Urfé, Québec, on the western portion of the island of Montreal in Québec, Canada.  Through this facility and another in Mississauga, Ontario, SCP SCIENCE supports Canadian customers with sales, service and customer application laboratories. The Baie d’Urfé facility was expanded in 2012 to 74,000 sq ft to include additional manufacturing space. Currently, the company has manufacturing expertise and capacity in inorganic reagents and standards; oil based standards (Conostan); injection moulding of acid resistant plastic products; electronic board assembly; lab. instrument assembly; glass and quartz manufacturing, and the machining of plastic and metal components. The manufacturing units were greatly expanded in 2012 with an additional 35 positions created.

Product distribution centres are located in Champlain, NY serving the USA, and in the Courtaboeuf suburb of Paris, France serving our French clients and the network of distributors throughout the 27 countries of the European Union. The SCP SCIENCE Representative Office in China, serving distributors throughout the country, is located in Beijing, capital of the People's Republic of China. In São Paulo Brazil, SCP SCIENCE has a resident Director of Sales to support the growing distribution network in Brazil. In addition, SCP SCIENCE has an extensive distribution network throughout Central and South America, Africa, Asia, New Zealand and Australia, the Middle East and Russia.