MICROPLASTICS LABORATORY TESTING & ANALYSIS SERVICES
State-of-the-art microplastics testing capabilities and scientific expertise
Reliable data to support informed decision making
Microplastic pollution has become a major environmental concern. As the global response to the issue intensifies, decision makers require verified scientific data to address this global challenge.
Ocean Diagnostics' Certified ISO-5 Clean Laboratory provides comprehensive data and insights. Using Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy (FTIR), our scientific experts identify 20 of the most common plastic polymer types down to 10 microns in size.
Our Laboratory
Our specialized laboratory is designed to deliver high sensitivity and reliable microplastics analysis services.
Clean Room Contamination Control
We mitigate microplastic contamination through stringent controls, including operating in an ISO 5 clean room and adhering to specialized protocols.
Cutting-Edge Equipment
Our state-of-the-art Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy (FTIR) with ultrafast chemical imaging offers rapid and accurate microplastics detection, characterization and quantification.
Industry Standards
We align with the latest industry standards for microplastics and spectroscopy analysis. We stay ahead of new developments, rapidly adapting to ensure that our methods are always at the forefront of the field.
Scientific Expertise
Our highly skilled team handles, analyzes and interprets microplastic data from environmental samples. We deliver results that your organization can confidently rely on for critical decision making.
Our Analytical Services
Our experts can identify 20 of the most common plastic polymer types down to 10 microns.
Individual Particle Analysis
Filtered Environmental Water Sampling Services
Reports & Case Studies
Report
The state of microfibre pollution and solutions for governments, industry and the public. A partnership with Environment Climate Change Canada and Raincoast Conservation Foundation.
Study
Identifying microplastics at depth in Antarctic waters. In partnership with British Antarctic Survey.
Report
Community Scientists Help to Identify Local Priorities for Microplastics: A Pilot Study on Vancouver Island, British Columbia. A partnership with Environment Climate Change Canada.