
Evaluates the long-term performance and durability of components under various stress conditions such as temperature cycling, vibration, and power load testing. This ensures products like circuit boards and connectors maintain functionality throughout their service life.
Assesses how electronic materials and assemblies perform under controlled humidity and temperature environments. This test helps detect corrosion or insulation failure in products such as sensors, switches, and plastic housings.
Measures ionic residues (such as chloride, sulfate, and nitrate ions) on circuit boards and assemblies. Excessive residues can lead to corrosion or short circuits in PCBs and microelectronic components.
Identifies and characterizes chemical compounds in polymers, coatings, and adhesives using infrared spectroscopy. It is commonly used to confirm material composition or detect contamination in plastics, rubbers, and films.
Determines the hardness level of rubber, plastics, and other non-metallic materials. For example, Shore A is used for soft materials like silicone gaskets, while Shore D is used for harder plastics such as ABS or nylon.
Tests the ability of materials to dissipate static electricity. This prevents electrostatic discharge damage in sensitive components such as semiconductors, PCBs, and packaging materials.
Simulates corrosive environments by exposing metal samples to a salt mist chamber. It evaluates corrosion resistance in coatings, fasteners, enclosures, and electroplated components used in harsh environments.
Subjects products to controlled vibration levels to identify weaknesses in design or assembly. Commonly used for automotive parts, aerospace equipment, and electronic modules that experience mechanical stress during transport or operation.
Cleanroom air monitoring service measures airborne particulate and microbial levels in cleanroom environments to ensure ISO 14644 compliance. It is essential for semiconductor manufacturing, medical device production, and pharmaceutical facilities.
Test gloves, wipes, packaging, and garments for particle generation, extractables, and ionic contamination. Ensures cleanroom materials do not introduce contaminants during production.
RoHS testing detects restricted elements like lead, cadmium, mercury, and hexavalent chromium in electronic products. This helps manufacturers comply with EU RoHS Directive requirements for components such as PCBs, cables, and plastic housings.
Provides high-resolution imaging and elemental analysis of material surfaces. Ideal for examining solder joints, coating defects, and contamination in microelectronic assemblies.
SYHC testing analyzes materials for the presence of SVHC-listed chemicals like phthalates, chromium compounds, and lead-based stabilizers. Supports compliance for plastics, coatings, and metal parts entering the EU market.
LPC testing counts and classifies particles in liquids to ensure cleanliness in hydraulic fluids, coolants, and cleaning solutions. Commonly used in semiconductor, aerospace, and precision manufacturing processes where fluid purity is critical.
BIOCHEM covers a wide range of electronics and electrical safety testing, including PCB board, glove, audio/visual products, ICT devices, medical electrical equipment, home appliances, and more
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