Your needs: analyse dust from a production process
Analysis of dust in industrial production processes
Understanding, controlling and securing your production environment
In an industrial environment, the presence of dust – whether internal (abrasion, wear, combustion, chemical reactions, etc.) or external – can have a direct impact on product quality, equipment performance and operator safety.
At the Filab laboratory, we help manufacturers carry out in-depth analyses of the dust generated or found in their production processes, to identify its origin, chemical nature and potential impact.
Why analyse the dust in your production processes?
Dust analysis can be used to meet a number of challenges:
- Product quality: undesirable deposits, non-conformities, defects in appearance or functionality, etc.
- Maintenance and wear: clogging of filters, abrasion of parts, reduced output
- Safety: flammability, inhalation of fine particles, etc.
- Hygiene and regulations: compliance with environmental, health or sectoral standards (ISO, GMP, ICH, etc.)
Our solutions: offering you dust analysis services
Our dust analysis services
For over 30 years, our FILAB laboratory has had the experience and specific analytical equipment to help companies analyse the dust in their production systems. Our dust analyses will enable you to identify any pollutants present in your environment.
From analysis to R&D, the FILAB laboratory offers multi-sector expertise for several types of dust analysis requirements:
Investigating the causes of pollution or a contaminant
Quantification of heavy metals
Setting up periodic plans
Identification of the organic/inorganic nature
Multi-sample comparison and origin study
Our technical resources
Why choose FILAB for dust analysis?
Many manufacturers in a wide range of sectors (pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, medical devices, aeronautics, etc.) call on our expertise to guarantee the cleanliness of their lines, make their processes safer and their products more reliable.
In addition to the analytical results, our materials and chemistry experts can help you interpret the results: source tracking, process recommendations, corrective action plans, regulatory compliance, etc.
