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Standards Industry
Getting elemental analysis right starts with choosing a reference material that matches what you're actually testing — a crude oil or fuel sample calls for a different standard than a pharmaceutical, food, or cosmetic product. Our matrix-matched CONOSTAN® CRMs are produced under ISO 17034 accreditation, so whether your lab runs ICP-OES, ICP-MS, RDE-OES, or XRF, your results hold up against the regulatory method you're working to.
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Certified reference materials (CRMs) provide the elemental calibration and quality control standards used across petroleum, fuels, and oil testing, as well as food, pharmaceutical, and cosmetics laboratories. AnalytiChem's CONOSTAN® range of matrix-matched, metallo-organic standards supports elemental analysis by ICP-OES, ICP-MS, RDE-OES, and XRF, giving laboratories a reference material that reflects the sample type they are actually testing rather than a generic aqueous standard.
These CRMs are produced in accordance with ISO 17034, the standard governing reference material producer competence, and are suited for use in laboratories operating under ISO 17025 accreditation. That pairing gives a laboratory both a certified reference material and the documentation needed to support its own accreditation requirements.
Beyond internal calibration, the range supports testing against ASTM, EPA, and EN regulatory methods, including standards such as ASTM D2622 for monitoring sulfur content in fuels — a requirement across petroleum, food, and pharmaceutical industries reporting results against a specified method rather than an internal procedure alone.
The push toward a circular economy is expanding where elemental analysis is needed — from spent autocatalyst recycling to Li-ion battery recycling and used lubricant testing — increasing demand for reference materials that give laboratories confidence in results regardless of the feedstock.