Supports both building materials and air! Certified analysis technicians with Cross Check A rank are available.
Buildings constructed between 1960 and 1970 are reaching the point of deterioration, necessitating reconstruction and demolition, which is expected to increase the demand for asbestos analysis in light of the "Asbestos Heisei 40-Year Problem." Our company conducts concentration measurements of asbestos in building materials and air by certified A-rank analysts through cross-checking. We are equipped with various sampling devices and pumps, allowing us to respond broadly from general atmospheric sampling to indoor environments during asbestos removal work. 【Features】 ■ Registered analysis organization for asbestos content in asbestos-containing building materials (entrusted by the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare) ■ Average of 1,500 samples investigated annually (up to 1,900 samples) ■ Capable of measuring concentrations in sprayed materials and building materials ■ Over 10 years of experience *For more details, please refer to our catalog or feel free to contact us.
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【Other Features】 ■ Analysis corresponding to a content determination of 0.1% (weight%) is supported by a phase contrast microscope with a rotating analyzer, X-ray diffraction equipment, low-temperature ashing equipment, etc. ■ Complies with JIS K3850-1:2006 and the Air Pollution Control Act for measuring the concentration of specific dust related to asbestos. ■ Complies with JISA: 1481:2008 "Method for measuring the asbestos content in building materials." 【Analysis Methods】 General atmosphere… Complies with JIS K3850-1:2006 and the Air Pollution Control Act for measuring the concentration of specific dust related to asbestos. Indoor environment… Complies with JIS K3850-1:2006. Asbestos handling construction sites, etc.… Corresponds to the standard specifications for public building renovation work (construction work edition). Work environment measurement… Work environment measurement guidebook (mineral dust-related). *For more details, please refer to the materials. Feel free to contact us with any inquiries.
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Typically, counting methods use phase contrast microscopes or bright field microscopes (biological microscopes) along with phase contrast microscopes. However, since there is a possibility of counting fiber particles other than asbestos, our company enhances analysis accuracy by additionally using differential interference microscopy in the same field of view. Upon request, we can also perform the JIS K3850-1:2006 phase contrast and dispersion microscopy method using a low-temperature ashing device.
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After the post-war economic recovery, Japan shifted to a period of high economic growth in the 1950s, during which time environmental destruction in our country began to become serious. In the 1960s, pollution-related diseases such as Minamata disease and Itai-itai disease spread nationwide due to air pollution and water contamination, and as a result, it seems inevitable that our company was established. Since then, as times have changed, we have been able to subdivide our specialized fields and expand our operations as an all-rounder in the environmental sector, which I deeply appreciate as a result of the strong support and cooperation from our business partners. In the 21st century, the needs regarding the environment have diversified, and our business content is becoming increasingly complex. Based on the experience of the past 30 years, we are determined to further enhance our technological capabilities and advance as a trusted analysis center. I would like to take the 30th anniversary as an opportunity to recall the spirit of our founding and use it as a springboard for tomorrow.
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