
FTIR and Raman – Composition and Contamination Analysis
FTIR and Raman are spectroscopy techniques that provide molecular information from various types of materials.
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FTIR and Raman are spectroscopy techniques that provide molecular information from various types of materials.
In this webinar we introduce Analytical Investigations of Plastics and Polymers to tackle failure issues quickly and effectively
In the full webinar we will discuss how the surface properties of polymers are altered by plasma treatment using characterization techniques
In this webinar we introduce Chemical Compatibility of Polymers in Medical Devices and prevent material problems in the field
In this webinar we introduce Polymer Additive Manufacturing analysis that prevents defects in 3D-printed objects
An injection molded component in a consumer product was found to have an increased failure rate over a three-month period.
A client wanted to investigate the delamination of food packaging multilayer laminate. Roll stock did not meet seal strength specification.
A device manufacturer observed defects in a lot of thermoplastic tubing. The tubing exhibited signs chemical attack or exposure to heating.
Cracks were observed in transparent thermoformed plastic packaging during visual quality checks. Failures occured in specific material lots.
Analytical testing to support changes in raw materials and processing conditions used in manufacturing memory foam, as well as odor
Polymeric films used in an outdoor application experienced reduced adhesion over time. The client suspected that UV degradation was occurring.
A client requested assistance to investigate a recurrent issue with the curing failure of a silicone adhesive joint between metal components.
Blisters were observed in paint applied to steel plates that had undergone treatment with a corrosion inhibitor. An investigation was performed to determine if there was evidence of contamination on the inside of the blister.
Cryo FIB uses a cold sample stage that can be controlled to -135°C making it it more suitable for temperature sensitive materials.
A company was investigating environmental stress cracking of polycarbonate components used in a conveyor device that was sanitized.
UV-C Irradiation For Product Reliability Testing Ultraviolet light (UV-C) is used for the disinfection of surfaces, air and water. It is able to destroy the
This App Note shows the approach of EAG Laboratories to test the material reliability of PLA Polymer Degradation
Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy (FTIR) is a analytical technique for characterizing organic and some inorganic materials
Polymer materials are in medical devices, automobiles, electronics, food packaging and in a wide range of industrial and consumer products.
TOF-SIMS is a technique that can observe elemental, inorganic and molecular species present on the outermost surface of a sample
Synthetic polymers are widely used in many industry sectors. TGA-FTIR is used for materials characterization and outgassing profiling.
EAG provides packaging analysis and innovation by combining analytical chemistry, polymer expertise and specialized microscopy techniques
Polymeric materials characterization: Dynamic mechanical analysis (DMA) to study viscoelastic properties under conditions of low applied mechanical force.
Plastic testing services from EAG offers insight into thermoplastics, elastomers, thermosets, specialty polymers, polyurethanes, coatings.
BPA analysis to quantify Bisphenol A levels in products using proprietary analytical methods using HPLC with a flourescence detector.
Analytical tools to understand chemical properties of polymers for adhesion, printability, barrier performance, appearance and strength
Imaging Cross-Sections by TOF-SIMS provides molecular information with high spatial resolution for the distribution of organic molecules
EAG Laboratories helps you understand contact lenses surface chemistry, critical to optimizing design and engineering optimal performance.
API Quantification on the Surface of Pharmaceuticals can be done by X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy (XPS) from EAG Laboratories.
DSC analysis of polymers provides polymer characterization & thermal properties for product improvement and problem solving.
Polymer surface modification by Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM) for understanding surfaces of medical device polymers for biocompatibility.
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