Analysis of allergenic dispersion dyes in textiles

It is important that the textiles on the market are free of harmful and regulated substances. Chemical analysis is a way to gain control over the products' chemical content.

This service is also relevant in: Risk and security, Health and life science

Service details

Service: Analysis of allergenic dispersion dyes according to OEKO-TEX
Price: Price on tender
Delivery time: After order and arrival of sample material - normal delivery time 10 working days

Carina Berglund

Forskare

+46 10 228 48 08 Read more about Carina

Purpose

Society and consumers set high demands on companies and their products. The legislation also means that you as an actor must have complete information and control over the chemicals in your product. It is especially important with products for children and goods with skin contact, such as clothes and accessories.

We can help you interpret the legal requirements in REACH and POPs and propose appropriate analysis.

Method

OEKO-TEX analysis method

Sample amount 20 grams

Deliveries

Written report in Swedish or English

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