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Asbestos analysis of felts

Application, products

  • Insulation layers for noise, fire and heat insulation
  • Mats against mould growth
  • As a backing layer underneath floor coverings, e.g. cushioned vinyl
  • Further components: often organic fibres

Types of asbestos

  • Predominantly chrysotile, rarely amosite and/or crocidolite

Asbestos content

  • Generally 10-15%

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  • analysis for asbestos carried out by qualified scientists in our own accredited laboratory 
  • short processing time, as a rule 3 days after sample receipt
  • court-proof analysis
  • regular participation in collaborative studies in the field of asbestos analysis

Costs for the analysis for asbestos in felts

 

Analysis as material sample according to VDI guideline 3866, page 5 for

€ 62.00 net or € 73.78 VAT incl.

 

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Identification of asbestos in felt by means of SEM images and energy-dispersive element-spectra

 

Asbestos analysis of felts

SEM-image of chrysotile asbestos

 

Asbestos analysis of felts
EDX-spectrum of chrysotile asbestos

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