CONTAMINATION IDENTIFICATION ANALYTICAL TESTING SERVICES
We provide the following contamination identification and testing services:
- Surface contamination analysis
- Particulate contamination identification
- Off-color contamination analysis
- Stain contamination analysis
- Emission contamination characterization
- Particulate analysis for injectables and other pharmaceutical products
Contamination is a common and serious problem for different manufacturing industries, including food, printing, packaging and pharmaceuticals. When the contamination issue is not quarantined appropriately, it can lead to product recall and manufacturing suspension. It can also cause financial repercussions and damage a company’s public reputation.
Contamination can also be found outside of the manufacturing process. Contaminants can be seen on surfaces of equipments, clothing and buildings. It is important to assess and manage risks from contamination, identify the contaminant and treat the source.
Contaminants can be found in and on a product. They can be detected in solids or liquids. We have analyzed contaminants in and on materials such as tablets, injectables, polymers, paints, fabrics and paper. We are equipped with various analytical instruments to handle different types of contamination identification projects.
For contamination identification, our analyses provide information on the shape, size, color and composition of the contaminants. If needed and possible, we will work with clients to compare the contaminant to known materials to try to help identify the source of the contamination.
Our experts have over 30 years of experience working with a wide range of industries and clients on contamination identification. Our goal is to help our clients identify the composition of the contamination and determine its source.
We know contamination projects may require an urgent response and we offer expedited turnaround time.
For more information please call us at 770-662-8509 or email us at info@mvainc.com.
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Particulate Contamination Analysis
Contaminant Particulate Analysis and Identification FAQ