May 28, 2020 – LCS Laboratory Inc.

Air Testing for IH

Laboratory Test: Rubber Dust and Rubber Fume – MDHS 14 and MDHS 47

Rubber processing operations such as mixing, milling, extrusion, calendaring, and curing can generate airborne rubber dust and rubber fumes. Rubber fumes are a complex mixture of thermal degradation products released

May 28, 2020

Asbestos Bulk

Best Practices for Taking Multiple Asbestos Samples: Different Locations vs. Single Source

Ensure Accurate Asbestos Testing by Sampling Strategically. When testing your home for asbestos, it’s often necessary to take multiple samples of the same material to confirm it is free from

May 28, 2020

LCS Laboratory Inc. Blog

Laboratory Test: Rubber Dust and Rubber Fume – MDHS 14 and MDHS 47

Best Practices for Taking Multiple Asbestos Samples: Different Locations vs. Single Source

Laboratory Test: Air Sampling and analysis for Total Proteins by NIOSH 0500/A280 technique

Laboratory Test: Exposure Assessment for Diesel Fuel by NIOSH 1550

Laboratory Test: Air Sampling of Asphalt Fumes Using NIOSH Method 5042

Laboratory Test: Acid and Alkali Reserve Testing for Corrosivity Classification

Residential Indoor Air Quality Guidelines: Summary of Recommended Exposure Limits

Laboratory Test: Lead in Air, Fast, Sensitive Detection with NIOSH 7702 (XRF)

X-Ray Fluorescence in Industrial Hygiene and Safety Analysis

DIY Ammonia Testing in Residential Air as Indicator of Sewage Gases. Test Kit With Laboratory Analysis

Understanding Lead‑Based Paint Rules in Ontario

Non‑Destructive Testing for Loose Lead Dust on Art Objects

Laboratory Test: Detecting Loose Asbestos Dust on 19th–20th Century Art Objects