Failure Analysis is one of the extensive analysis and testing capabilities of The M&P Lab. Understanding why something did not work is the most interesting puzzle. Proper materials analysis and knowledgeable interpretation of measurement results can solve it. It is the ultimate lesson for designers and direct source of true progress. (read more)

The M&P Lab offers a wide range of chemical analysis methods to verify and troubleshoot various processes and solve a variety of problems with organic and inorganic materials. (read more)

The M&P Lab offers a wide range of elemental analysis to solve a variety of problems with organic and inorganic materials, from acceptance testing to identification of contaminants. (read more)

Thermal chemistry analyses are used to determine melting points, coefficients of thermal expansion, glass transitions, solidus-liquidus and specific heat of various materials. (read more)

With moving parts and rotating equipment constantly in need of lubricants, testing of these lubricants to assure these parts keep operating at top efficiency is critical. (read more)

Digital photography captures images directly with a wide dynamic range, and allows specific tonal adjustment and convenient electronic distribution. (read more)

For Organic Chemists, Biochemists and Life Scientists,Material Scientists and Inorganic Chemists, and Analytical Chemists. Sign up today to receive your GFS Chemicals Catalog which includes over 4000 analytical and process chemicals for research, pilot or production. (read more)

FTIR (Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy) identifies and characterize the materials that are used in manufacturing. Associated Polymer Labs, Inc. provides this testing to screen polymer and plastic samples. This process identifies unknown materials that can affect finished product quality. (read more)

ANALYZE provides laboratory services to characterize the organic compounds, inorganic compounds and the polymeric materials that make up everyday products as well as products at the cutting edge of science and technology. (read more)

Trace Chemists are experienced in a variety of techniques used in the detection and quantification of organic, inorganic and physical chemistry related issues. (read more)