We will scientifically evaluate the processing odor of textile products.
In the textile and apparel industry, evaluating odors that occur during processing is crucial for maintaining product quality and comfort. Additionally, in research and development, assessing the adherence of odors to fibers and their deodorizing properties requires not only evaluations by human noses but also objective data such as the concentration of odor components. Our odor analysis service utilizes gas chromatography-mass spectrometry (GC-MS) and proton transfer reaction mass spectrometry (PTR-MS) to qualitatively and quantitatively evaluate trace odor components, providing scientific backing. 【Application Scenarios】 - Odor evaluation when introducing new processing agents - Evaluation of deodorizing properties of newly developed materials - Investigation of causes for product complaints 【Benefits of Implementation】 - Objective evaluation and identification of processing odors - Improvement of product quality and maintenance of brand image - Implementation of effective odor countermeasures
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【Features】 - High-precision odor component analysis using GC-MS and PTR-MS - Qualitative and quantitative evaluation of trace odor components - High-sensitivity measurement (detectable even at ppt levels)
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We accept orders starting from 600,000 yen for 3 samples. Please contact us for individual estimates based on quantity.
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Our company is a venture firm originating from the National Institute for Materials Science (NIMS) that specializes in olfactory sensors. We established the company in 2022, believing that we need to bring the technology of membrane-type surface stress sensors (MSS), which we are well acquainted with, to the world. While sincerely engaging with the technology, we aim to advance the social implementation of odor sensors and create a future where there is a "culture of measuring odors."
