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WORKING WORLD
ISSUES
LEX Scientific offers a comprehensive range of Laboratory Services
to meet the changing needs of industry.
Uniquely capable of analyzing material samples in any state, LEX’s
experts use the best equipment to offer solutions to meet your
demand.
OUR APPROACH
LEX Scientific’s distinguished mix
of analytical equipment makes its services unique. The vast problem
solving capabilities of LEX’s staff combined with their unique
equipment enable LEX to cost efficiently find the root cause of
problems that seemingly have no solution.
Through the use of such tools as ultra- microscopic detection
devices and computerized image analyses, LEX can provide
the solution.
OUR SOLUTION
We strive to exceed our client’s expectations
with the quality of our analysis. Our methods guarantee peace
of mind in a cost efficient, timely manner.
Basing solutions on sound scientific evidence eliminates the necessity
to resolve issues by trial and error.
Cost and time efficiencies are realized by utilizing LEX’s laboratory
services immediately upon discovering a problem. Put our experts
to work in your working world and receive a world of solutions.
Codeine Crystals
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- Asbestos
Analysis - bulk and air
- Mould
Analysis - Industrial Hygiene
- Radon
Testing
- Enzyme
Analysis - Industrial Hygiene Samples
- Microbiological
Analysis
Stachybotrys mould
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- Formaldehyde
- Industrial
Troubleshooting
- Microscopic
Identification of Unknowns
- Particle
Size Analysis
- Water
Analysis (pH, TSS, TDS, Conductivity)
- Light
Transmission Testing
- Supplies
for all of the above testing
The case of the "Reworked Parts"
An automotive trim manufacturer
had a recurring problem with their painted TPO products. Small
craters were appearing on the surface of the paint no matter
how many times the part was reworked.
The plastic substrate supplier
claimed that it could not be the plastic substrate and the paint
supplier claimed it could not possibly be the paint that was causing
the problem. Since the problem recurred in spite of reworking,
it was assumed that the paint was the cause of the defects. Much
time and money was spent to correct this persistent problem.
If you look closely at the base of the defect, you can see where
the problem was coming from all along. No matter how many times
the part was painted the plastic substrate continued to gas-off
in the same spot. It was a plastic problem after all.
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