Addressing the Challenges of Industrial Chemistry Analysis
The testing of raw materials, manufacturing intermediates, finished products or unknown substances requires reliable, interpretable data. However, maintaining high-performance equipment, specialized expertise and suitable document management processes in-house can require significant resources. Industrial chemistry analysis makes it possible to objectively assess non-conformities, monitor process drift, compare batches or characterize contamination. Outsourcing analytical methods provides additional analytical capacity when lead times, sample complexity or the techniques required exceed the resources available on site.
Adapt, Develop and Transfer a Method
An analytical method must be adapted to the objective pursued and the complexity of the matrix. The Filab laboratory can assess the feasibility of an analysis, optimize operating conditions, develop a targeted method or take over an existing method. The parameters to be studied are defined with you to obtain a response proportionate to the challenge: identification, quantification, impurity testing, material comparison or stability monitoring.
Choose the Technique According to the Analytical Objective
The choice of technique depends on the nature of the sample, the substances being sought and the sensitivity required. The Filab laboratory uses, in particular, separation, spectroscopic and elemental analysis techniques to characterize materials, identify compounds and perform quantification. Appropriate sample preparation may be necessary to ensure that the analysis is representative of the matrix under study.
Define an Analytical Specification
To effectively define the scope of a service, it is useful to specify the nature and origin of the matrix, the objective of the analysis, the substances or parameters of interest, the presumed concentrations and the desired timeframe. Available data, such as a technical data sheet, a history of non-conformities, an existing method or previous results, help the Filab laboratory develop a suitable analytical strategy.
Entrust Your Analytical Methods to the Filab Laboratory
At the Filab laboratory, support begins with an analysis of your needs: the matrix involved, the compounds or parameters to be studied, the expected detection level, regulatory requirements and decision-making timeline. Our teams can implement an existing method, adapt it to your matrix or arrange its development according to the project context. This approach facilitates the production of actionable results for quality control, R&D, incident investigation and industrial monitoring. To structure your activities over the long term, discover analytical method management.
Secure the Analytical Life Cycle
When a method needs to be shared between several stakeholders or sites, preparing the transfer helps preserve its robustness and traceability. The Filab laboratory supports method transfer projects by taking into account the method, equipment, samples and documentation available. Learn more about our analytical method transfer support to anticipate the key stages.
Combine Measurement with Result Interpretation
The value of an analysis does not rely solely on the measurement. The Filab laboratory compares the results with the initial need, the information available on the process and, where relevant, reference or comparison samples. This analytical interpretation supports the identification of possible causes of an anomaly and the definition of corrective actions. In the event of manufacturing drift, an industrial process audit can complement the investigations.
Organize Samples and Communications
Sample representativeness determines the relevance of the results. The Filab laboratory defines with you the quantities required, packaging conditions and information to be provided upon receipt. Regular technical discussions make it possible to adjust the program if the initial results reveal a need for further investigation.
Have your industrial samples analyzed
Submit your request to the Filab laboratory, specifying your industrial issue and the available information about the samples. Define the analytical objective, approve the testing program, arrange shipment of the samples, and receive feedback tailored to your decision-making needs. Outsource your analysis to strengthen your testing capabilities, accelerate your investigations, and support your development projects.