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Deformation of competing products in the laboratory
Your needs: deforming competing products in the context of product development or optimization
What is a deformation?
Deformulation is an analytical breakdown process that aims to separate, identify and quantify the substances that make up a formulation. For this purpose, deformulation calls for many different chemical analyses.
This analytical application can be adapted to all types of products, supports, formulas: metallic alloys, varnishes, aqueous solutions, plastics, composites, creams…
Why distort a competing product?
The performance of a product or material being directly linked to its composition, chemical deformation is an integral part of the control of your product and its behavior.
Moreover, the deformation of competing products can be an interesting step in the context of optimization or development of new products.
The deformation of competing products will also allow you to orientate your decision making and to improve your positioning in your field of expertise.
FILAB supports you in deformation analysis of competing products
Thanks to its experience and its state-of-the-art analytical facilities (2100m² analytical laboratory), FILAB laboratory can assist you in your most complex deformation analysis needs, whatever the nature of your sample: aqueous solution, powder, polymer, ceramic, metallic material…
This approach to deformation analysis of competing products allows us to meet various needs such as
our services
Analyze and determine the composition of a competing mixture
Compare the composition of several products on the market (double-sourcing or multi-sourcing)
Check for compliance with a Safety Data Sheet (SDS) or data sheet of a competing product
Understand the differences in behavior between your product and a competing product
our resources
FTIR to determine the composition of an organic material
GCMS and Py-GCMS to quantify additives, residual monomers, Bisphenol A, phthalates...
DSC (Differential Scanning Calorimetry) to measure melting and degradation temperatures, crystallinity rate...
ICP to identify mineral fillers (Talc, silica fiber,...)
The positive aspects of FILAB
A highly qualified team
Responsiveness in responding to and processing requests
A complete analytical park of 2100m²
Tailor-made support
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