Is PFAS a risk to your business?
Get help determining where and how PFAS might be a challenge for your company, and how to adapt your production in light of a potential ban.
A total or partial ban on PFAS chemicals in the EU could be the reality from 2026. A ban will severely affect industries like electronics, metal processing, food production, pharma, and chemical manufacturing. It will impact how ingredients and chemicals are sourced, as well as reporting and output flows, forcing companies to replace PFAS with alternatives where possible.
Our experts in materials, chemistry, emissions, manufacturing, food tech and production can help you assess the presence of PFAS in your operations, document it, and identify, test and implement alternatives.
Chemical analysis of products
Our chemical analysis laboratory performs characterisation and chemical analysis of almost all kinds of samples and materials, including polymers and fluorine content. We can help you assess the chemical makeup of your products and determine if they meet regulatory limits.
Find alternative components and materials to replace PFAS
We can help you find replacement components for your products or production lines and test them to see if they work as well as the PFAS-containing components they are replacing. Our polymer specialists can advise on potential replacements of PFAS with alternative polymers and what performance to expect from the alternatives.
Measure PFAS in air
Measuring PFAS in the air is relatively new. The method development is still underway, and there are few studies on what happens when PFAS are burned. We can assist with emission measurements to ensure that companies comply with regulatory requirements for evaluating and documenting airborne emissions, incl. odour, PFAS and micropollutants.