Formaldehyde Analysis and Testing Laboratory (CAS No. 50-00-0) - Copy
Your needs: carry out the testing and analysis of formaldehyde in your industrial products
What is formaldehyde?
Formaldehyde, also known as methanal, is used in the form of a colorless gas or an aqueous solution for its flammable, disinfectant and preservative properties… With a wide range of uses, it is very commonly found in the textile industry, the wood industry (as an adhesive or binder), and in hospital settings (as a disinfectant).
Why carry out formaldehyde testing or analysis?
Formaldehyde is also known for its irritating effects on the respiratory tract and eyes. Classified since 2004 as a “carcinogenic substance to humans” by the IARC, exposure to formaldehyde in indoor and outdoor environments is closely monitored.
With this in mind, you are looking for a laboratory capable of measuring the presence of formaldehyde in your products or environment in order to validate your activity’s compliance with regulatory standards.
Our solutions: provide you with reliable and accurate tools to help reduce your risk of exposure to formaldehyde
Why choose FILAB for formaldehyde analysis and testing?
Thanks to our work across many industrial sectors, issues related to the presence of formaldehyde regularly arise in our client cases. FILAB has qualified staff and a state-of-the-art analytical platform enabling us to detect and quantify formaldehyde in your products and materials.
FILAB offers in particular the following services:
- Custom chemical analysis (study of a product’s chemical composition)
- Characterization of polymers, resins and composites
- Formaldehyde analysis in cosmetic products
- Formaldehyde analysis in pharmaceutical products
- Paint and varnish analysis
- Environmental analysis (air, water, waste…)
- Identification of formaldehyde substitute products
- Development of analytical methods
With fast handling of your requests, FILAB supports you in your industrial projects and in bringing your products into compliance with formaldehyde regulations.
