Catch a weak sorbent batch on real-water uptake, before it reaches service.

Water & PFAS · PMC-1 / EMC-2 (paramagnetic)

The indirect method

Three places the by-difference number lets you down.

01
Incoming sorbent batches accepted on the supplier's dry spec.
02
Natural organic matter competes for sites; real uptake differs from the datasheet.
03
A bad batch is only discovered after it underperforms in service.

The direct read

Judge the batch on its uptake in real water, not clean.

We measure pollutant uptake on the batch you received, in realistic water, with the competing organic background present — so you see what the batch actually takes up before it goes into service, not what the supplier's datasheet claims.

Each incoming batch measured against the threshold you set.

The proof

Anchored to granted IP and peer-reviewed work.

The peer-reviewed work this rests on, linked so you can read it yourself. The patents covering the method live on the science page.

10.1039/D3TA04110G

How we start

A feasibility check, then a use case defined with you.

Start a feasibility check

1Send 3–5 samples
2We run direct liquid-phase tests
3You get loading / release + ranking
4Together we define the use case

Ready when you are

See what's really on the solid for water & pfas.

Start with a feasibility check. We tell you whether the method fits your material, and work out the use case together.

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