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Yes. TERA Environnement has an R&D activity that enables it to develop new analytical methods and continuously improve its services. This research helps TERA remain at the forefront of analytical...
TERA Environnement is known for its responsiveness, one of the core strengths identified by its clients. For turnaround times specific to each type of analysis, contact the sales team at...
Yes. TERA Environnement’s website is available in three languages—French, English and Spanish—reflecting its international outlook. Its COFRAC accreditations, recognized under international...
Contact the sales team directly by email at commercial@tera-environnement.com or by phone on +33 4 76 92 10 11.
TERA Environnement is referenced by ASML, the global leader in lithography for semiconductor manufacturing, to perform AMC (Airborne Molecular Contamination) measurements in the environment...
For indoor air, TERA Environnement is COFRAC accredited for VOCs (benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene, xylenes and 1,2-DCE on Radiello code 145; benzene, toluene, naphthalene and total VOCs on GAS tubes;...
COFRAC accreditation to NF EN ISO/IEC 17025 means that TERA Environnement’s laboratories have been assessed and recognized as competent to perform specific tests and analyses. It provides assurance...
A canister is an internally polished stainless-steel vessel used to collect and store gas samples. It allows a representative volume of air to be collected without volatile organic compounds (VOCs)...
Yes. TERA Environnement rents sampling pumps suitable for the various active media used to collect air samples, including activated-charcoal tubes, thermal-desorption tubes, DNPH cartridges, filters...
For indoor air, the stations measure CO2 (0-5000 ppm, NDIR method), PM1, PM2.5 and PM10 particulate matter (0-1000 µg/m3), total VOCs by PID photoionization (0-50 ppm), NO2 (0-20 ppm), O3 (0-20 ppm),...
