What we offer
Price per sample
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Our techniques
Stratigraphy analysis
— the study of different layers of materials—like paint or plaster—to understand how a building was originally made and how it has changed over time
SEM-EDX mapping
— laboratory method that uses a powerful microscope to show the tiny structure of a material and create a color map of the chemical elements inside it
XRD analysis
— laboratory technique that identifies the minerals in a material by measuring how it scatters X-rays, helping us understand exactly what it is made of
FTIR
– laboratory method that uses infrared light to identify the types of materials in a sample, such as minerals, oils, resins, or other organic substances
EDX
– laboratory method that identifies which chemical elements are present in a material by measuring the X-rays it emits under a microscope.
Raman
– laboratory technique that uses laser light to identify the chemical composition of a material by analyzing how the light interacts with it.
Colour identification
– the process of matching a sample colour to a standardized NCS colour system to accurately define and reproduce the exact shade
Spectral photography
— a method of taking images using different types of light (such as ultraviolet, visible and infrared) to reveal hidden details that cannot be seen with the naked eye
Wood identification
– the process of examining the structure of wood to determine which tree species it comes from, helping us understand its origin and age
