Industrial processes — from manufacturing and pharmaceuticals to food processing and textiles — generate wastewater laden with organic matter, heavy metals, chemicals and suspended solids. CPCB and state pollution control boards mandate periodic testing to ensure environmental compliance.
Biochemical Oxygen Demand (BOD), Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD), Total Organic Carbon (TOC).
pH, temperature, turbidity, TDS, TSS and colour.
Chromium, nickel, cadmium, lead, mercury, arsenic, zinc and copper.
Ammonia, nitrate, phosphate, sulphate, chloride and fluoride.
Quantify petroleum residues and fats that can harm aquatic life.
Phenols, cyanides, surfactants, pesticides and volatile organic compounds.
We analyse influent and effluent streams to recommend chemical dosages, biological treatment options and sludge management strategies.
Share your product and use-case — we suggest the right test panel.
Clear pricing with turnaround time and sample requirements.
Pan-India sample collection with proper chain-of-custody.
Compliant, audit-ready PDFs with expert interpretation.
NABL accreditation and recognition by BIS and FSSAI.
Environmental engineers, chemists and microbiologists across sectors.
High-sensitivity instruments detect contaminants at parts-per-billion levels.
Fast processing and reporting to avoid downtime.
Guidance from sampling through compliance reporting and follow-up testing.
Fines, suspension of operations, legal liability and reputational damage — pollution control boards can shut down non-compliant facilities.
Depends on scale and permits — often quarterly or monthly; more frequently during process changes or expansions.
Yes — our treatability studies suggest optimal treatment solutions, whether chemical coagulation, biological treatment, or membrane filtration.
CPCB issues general discharge standards; many states and sectors have additional limits, which we include in your report.
Absolutely — we analyse process water to ensure it meets your production requirements.
Contact us today to schedule sampling or plan a treatability study.
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