Material TESTING LAB WITH EXPERIENCE, REPUTATION, RELIABILITY, & ACCURACY

Since 1987, the skilled professionals at MAS specialize in collaborating with our clients to design and execute custom analysis plans.

Materials Analytical Services & Material Testing Lab- Premier Analytical & Technical Assistance Laboratory

FDA Registered and Inspected Nonclinical Research Facility

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Chemical Analysis

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Children's Product Testing

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VOC Emissions

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Environmental Testing

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Forensic Engineering

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Materials Failure Analysis

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Pharmaceutical Testing

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Accreditations


Here are our current accreditations, showcasing our commitment to maintaining the highest standards in analysis and testing at MAS Test.

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US Department of Justice DEA: Controlled Substance Registration Certificate

 Reg. Number: RM0429147


American Association for Laboratory Accreditation (A2LA): Chemical Testing

Certificate Number: 2925.01


AIHA Laboratory Accreditations Programs, LLC: Industrial Hygiene and Environmental Lead

Laboratory ID: 100655

Resources


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Countertop Ovens Recalled for Burn Hazard: What Manufacturers Should Learn

A recent Fox 4 News report highlighted a recall of countertop ovens due to a burn hazard, after consumers reported incidents involving hot contents and unexpected breakage or failure of components. Although the specific product and brand may change from recall to recall, the underlying message is consistent: product safety issues tied to materials, coatings or construction can quickly become public, expensive and damaging to a brand.

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How Sustainable Design and Care Practices Are Transforming Furniture

Sustainability has moved from a niche talking point to a central expectation in the furniture industry. Designers, manufacturers, retailers, and buyers are all rethinking what “good furniture” means – not just in terms of style and comfort, but in terms of materials, emissions, durability, and end‑of‑life impact. 

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