Daily lab testing program reaches 30,000 analyses milestone. The detail below covers what changed, what it means day to day for treating plants and specifiers, and where the work goes next.
How the results are used
The analytical record follows the material. Treaters use it for their own QA files, and specifiers can ask for it when a project carries an extended-warranty or documentation requirement.
Where the work goes next
The laboratory network keeps adding capacity for the methods that customers ask about most. New methods are validated against the existing ones before they replace anything.
Inside the testing program
Every batch is sampled on the line and carried through the same analytical sequence: retention by assay, penetration by section, and a visual check against the reference set. Nothing ships on a result that has not been signed off twice.