Routine, scheduled programs that keep your operations in compliance and your processes under control — set up around your facility's requirements and production cycles.
Many of our clients rely on IAS for ongoing, scheduled quality-assurance testing. We set up a program tailored to your compliance requirements, production cycles, or internal quality standards — and we handle the logistics.
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Type I, Type II, Type III and additional method types, run to specification.
Bacterial endotoxin testing for pharmaceutical and medical-device clients.
Screening to support biologics and cell-culture quality control.
Environmental monitoring, water, process streams and surfaces.
Cooling-tower chemistry and biology, plus full-panel dialysis water monitoring.
Raw-material and in-process QC plus finished-product release testing.
Microbiology, contaminants and quality testing for dairy and food producers.
Programs that validate filter and membrane performance against your specifications.
Finished-product quality testing to support release and shelf-life programs.
Customized testing — methods built around your analyte, matrix or specification.
ASTM D1193 is the standard specification that defines the requirements for reagent-grade water used in laboratory and analytical testing. It establishes quality parameters across four purity levels (Type I through Type IV) to ensure water does not interfere with chemical analyses. Testing protocols and allowable contaminant limits vary significantly depending on the assigned Type.
The highest purity, used for sensitive procedures such as trace metal analysis, HPLC, and gas chromatography. Requires a minimum electrical resistivity of 18 MΩ·cm at 25°C and a maximum Total Organic Carbon (TOC) of 50 ppb.
Used for general laboratory practices, reagent preparation, and qualitative analyses. Requires a resistivity of 1.0 MΩ·cm at 25°C and TOC up to 50 ppb.
Intended for routine analyses, glassware washing, and rinsing. Requires a resistivity of 4.0 MΩ·cm at 25°C and TOC up to 200 ppb.
For general laboratory use where lower purity is acceptable. Requires a resistivity of 0.2 MΩ·cm at 25°C.
We'll tailor scheduled testing to your facility and handle the logistics end-to-end.