

With utmost precision and reliability, we perform physical-chemical and microbiological analyses for our customers in accordance with legal regulations such as the German Drinking Water Ordinance or the Water Framework Directive. We are accredited according to DIN EN ISO 17025 for the analysis of drinking water, source water, groundwater and surface water. In addition, we offer the quantitative determination of inorganic and organic micropollutants using modern and high-performance analytical methods of and instruments in the most diverse matrices (drinking water, groundwater, surface water, waste water, sewage sludge, soil, suspended matter, and sediments). A key element is the continuous development and improvement of methods for trace analysis of both water and solid samples.
Microbiological detection methods range from the specific detection of indicator organisms or pathogens to the enrichment of large volumes of water to improve the sensitivity of the detection methods to the analysis of microbial substances such as AOC (assimilable organic carbon). Additionally, we use the latest molecular biological methods to quickly identify the species or microorganisms and to determine antibiotic resistance genes.
Among others, we have analytical methods for the determination of representatives of the following substance groups:
We offer the following range of microbiological detection methods:
3 ICP-MS
1 Hg analyser
4 IC-LFD
1 GC-FID
1 GC-ECD-ECD
15 GC-MS
4 GC-MS-MS
1 HPLC-DAD-FLD
14 HPLC-MS-MS
2 HPLC-TOF-MS
1 HPLC-Orbitrap-MS
2 Raman microspectrometers
Safety workbenches
Incubator
Flow cytometer with sorter
Fluorescence microscope
Ultra-filtration module for enrichment of large sample volumes
Autoclaves
Sterilisers
ATP measuring device
Freeze-drying
Ultra-low freezer
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