When internal QC runs out of answers
Something failed, and the data you have doesn't explain why.
A batch gets rejected. A coating delaminates. Yield drops and the incoming material is “identical” to last quarter. We find what's on the surface, what's in the trace, and what changed — then tell you which measurement settles it, and what it costs, before you commit to anything.
- analytical techniques
- 31
- typical turnaround
- 5–10 days
- lab sites
- Turkey & EU
Who sends us samples
Manufacturing, semiconductor, and R&D teams that can't afford a guess.
Manufacturing & QA
Contamination root-cause, incoming material verification, failure analysis on the production line.
Semiconductor & electronics
Trace metal contamination, thin-film surface chemistry, particle and defect analysis.
Materials & coatings R&D
Composition verification, surface functionalization checks, nanoparticle characterization.
Optics & photonics
Refractive index, coating uniformity, and custom optical filter design consultation.
How a sample becomes a report
Four steps, no surprises on price.
- 01
Select your techniques
Browse the catalog, check sample type and dimension limits, see the price before you commit.
- 02
Ship or drop off the sample
We confirm receipt and any prep constraints within one business day.
- 03
We analyze and QC the data
Runs are logged against instrument calibration records; results are checked before release.
- 04
Receive your report
A signed report with raw data on request, delivered inside the quoted turnaround.
The technique table
Thirty-one techniques, one grid.
Grouped like the elements they measure. Tap any tile for sample requirements, turnaround, and price.
Still not sure which technique you need?
Describe the material and the question you're trying to answer. A scientist will recommend the shortest route to an answer — and tell you what it costs — before you pay for anything.