SEPRO Scientific and Oase Formed Water Management Pact
The companies have joined forces to deploy professional surface water restoration technology across North America.
Updated on Oct. 6, 2026 in Aquariums
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SEPRO Scientific and Oase have signed a memorandum of understanding to combine technical expertise and manufacturing for professional aquatic ecosystem management. This partnership targets the deployment of specialized water restoration solutions throughout the United States and Canada.
Why it matters
By integrating Oase water management tools with local technical support, the partnership aims to help property owners and professionals tackle complex surface water and aquatic health challenges. The initiative represents a shift in how resource-intensive restoration technologies are deployed in regional markets.
The initial collaboration centers on the distribution of SeDox Max and SchlixX Plus solutions. These products leverage Oase's global manufacturing footprint, supported by the 30-year research legacy of the Carmel, Indiana-based SEPRO Scientific.
The players
SEPRO Scientific
A Carmel, Indiana-based firm specializing in over 30 years of applied aquatic research and field technical expertise.
Oase
A German-founded water technology manufacturer that employs over 700 people and maintains operations in 16 countries.
The details
The collaboration links Oase’s technical manufacturing capability with SEPRO Scientific’s field-based aquatic expertise. This mechanism enables the implementation of restoration products designed to address professional surface water maintenance. The two organizations intend to provide technical support for the integration of these solutions across North American projects.
Timeline
1949: Oase was originally founded.
October 6, 2026: The partnership was officially announced.
The Home Front
The partnership signals a consolidation of resources within the professional aquatic restoration market. This development reflects a broader trend of integrating specialized, high-performance maintenance products with local technical service networks.
Property owners managing large surface water features or ponds should monitor if their local maintenance contractors adopt these professional-grade restoration tools. Consider consulting with a certified aquatic specialist to determine if these specific water management technologies suit your local ecosystem.
The takeaway
The partnership marks a new phase in accessing professional-grade restoration tools for surface water management. Property owners can track the rollout of SeDox Max and SchlixX Plus to see if these solutions become available through their current aquatic service providers.
Further reading
Find more on professional water maintenance and technology in our Aquariums section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Financial Post.
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