Laboratory & Analytical Services

Certified laboratory analysis and fiber counting

About Laboratory Services

Accurate asbestos identification and quantification requires sophisticated laboratory analysis. Accredited laboratories use advanced microscopy techniques to provide precise fiber counting and material composition analysis essential for regulatory compliance and risk assessment.

Laboratory Analysis Benefits

Accredited laboratory analysis

Advanced microscopy techniques

Accurate fiber counting

Fast turnaround times

Regulatory compliance reporting

Expert technical support

Laboratory Services Available

Asbestos Fiber Counting (PCM)

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Asbestos Fiber Counting (PLM)

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Asbestos Fiber Counting (SEM)

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Asbestos Fiber Counting (TEM)

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Material Composition Analysis (PCM)

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Material Composition Analysis (PLM)

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Material Composition Analysis (SEM)

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Material Composition Analysis (TEM)

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Frequently Asked Questions

These are different microscopy techniques with varying sensitivity levels. PCM (Phase Contrast) is fastest but least sensitive. PLM (Polarized Light) identifies asbestos types. SEM and TEM (Electron Microscopy) provide the highest accuracy for very low concentrations.

Turnaround times vary by test type. PCM results typically take 24-48 hours, PLM 2-3 days, while SEM/TEM analysis may take 5-10 days due to the more complex procedures involved.

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