We will identify the components contained in the oil using GC-MS and evaluate what type of oil it is.
In the event of a defective product, we can evaluate the residual oil content to help identify the cause. Our oil type qualitative analysis service uses GC-MS to identify the components contained in the oil, allowing us to assess what kind of oil the adhered substance contains. Furthermore, by providing a comparative oil sample, more detailed analysis can be conducted.
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**Features** ● Separation of components using GC-MS It is difficult to distinguish between types of oils using weight methods or FT-IR methods. However, by using GC, the components in the oil are separated in the column due to differences in boiling points and polarity, resulting in characteristic chromatograms that allow for differentiation. ● High-sensitivity analysis Especially when conducting quantitative analysis, using GC-MS enables analysis at the ppb level (this varies depending on the compound). This allows for the detection of trace components. ● Preparation of reports with comments including discussions Particularly when the goal is to investigate the cause of a problem, we will prepare a report that includes discussions and comments on the causes based on the results obtained.
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● Analysis of oil adhesion on products ● Analysis of residual oil on cleaned parts ● Analysis of rust preventive oil components
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Our main business is providing technical services to evaluate the reliability of developed products. We not only provide evaluation data in accordance with standards and regulations, but also propose optimal methods, conditions, and equipment for evaluation purposes, as well as design and manufacture original equipment and jigs for non-standard evaluations. Additionally, we handle three evaluation techniques—measurement, testing, and analysis—comprehensively, allowing us to offer complex services that span diverse equipment and suggest more multifaceted evaluation methods.
