Non‑Destructive Testing for Loose Lead Dust on Art Objects
Loose lead dust on historical objects is one of those conservation hazards that hides in plain sight. It doesn’t announce itself, it doesn’t discolor the surface, and it rarely
Loose lead dust on historical objects is one of those conservation hazards that hides in plain sight. It doesn’t announce itself, it doesn’t discolor the surface, and it rarely
The art world is no stranger to unexpected conservation challenges, but our recent case study at LCS Laboratory underscores a risk that many professionals still overlook: loose asbestos dust

Glass fibers can be a hidden hazard that lingers long after a renovation or construction project is complete. If not fully removed, fine glass dust can remain on surfaces, becoming

Early detection of creosote contamination is a vital step in fire investigations. LCS Laboratory is proud to introduce a new service: the analysis of wipe samples for the detection of

At LCS Laboratory, we offer a unique test to identify soot and char contamination on surfaces. While both soot and char are byproducts of incomplete combustion, they are distinct in

When it comes to industrial safety and environmental health, assessing the presence of mineral oil in air and on surfaces is a critical part of ensuring a safe and compliant