The need to detect the presence of acrylamide in water is an increasing concern from an environmental and health standpoint. Highly soluble and mobile in water, acrylamide is an unsaturated amide and the main monomer of polyacrylamide used in the treatment of drinking water as well as municipal or industrial effluents. Learn more about testing for acrylamide in water or even air samples at MPL Laboratories and our Envirolab Services locations across Australia. 

We are pleased to announce MPL Laboratories has further extended its scope of NATA accreditation to include the analysis of Acrylamide by LC-MSMS. This achievement will benefit all our clients, particularly in the areas of waste and drinking water treatment. 

Are you ready for Victoria’s new environmental protection laws? Envirolab Services Melbourne has implemented changes and has NATA Accreditation for EDTA. This means our lab is accredited for the entire suite of publication 1828.2: Waste disposal categories - characteristics and thresholds, which will replace protocol 1828.1 from 1 July 2021. In this article, we briefly explore some changes and queries raised by our clients.  

Concerned about Crystalline Silica dust exposure in your workplace? Our NATA Accredited labs offer a wide scope of contamination testing services that will keep your workers safe. With our Perth lab recently extending its scope of NATA accreditation to include the analysis of Respirable Crystalline Silica on filters using the X-ray diffraction technique, you have the confidence that you are partnering with a lab that will provide you with quality results.  

We are pleased to announce MPL Laboratories has further extended its scope of NATA accreditation to include the analysis of Respirable Crystalline Silica (RCS) on filters using the X-ray diffraction (XRD) technique.

Envirolab, along with our innovative collaborators, the University of Tasmania and J3Seven, have been working on the development of a field portable PFAS analyser, after achieving a grant through the Australian Government’s Cooperative Research Centres Projects initiative. Group R&D Manager, Simon Mills, provides an update for February 2021.