Updates

As environmental testing needs continue to evolve, Oregon Department of Environmental Quality is preparing to expand its analytical capabilities with EPA Method 1633 for fish tissue and surface water analysis, while also exploring automation opportunities for pesticide extraction workflows.

Our Technical Sales, Evan Chu, recently visited the The University of British Columbia - Civil Engineering Environmental Laboratory, where he met with Brad Wishart, Technical Researcher at UBC, to review the laboratory’s use of the PromoChrom SPE-03 system for PFAS, 6PPD-Q, trace organic compound analysis, and local fisheries research.

Our Technical Sales, Des Robb, visited ALS Environmental in Kelso to support their automated SPE processes for PFAS analysis.

Ultrashort chain PFAS are increasingly detected in environmental and food samples but remain challenging to extract and analyze. This study, presented at NEWMOA, highlights an automated SPE workflow using the SPE-03 system with Aquaris® PFAS WAX cartridges for simultaneous extraction of 60+ PFAS compounds across multiple sample matrices.

When paired with the SPE-03, Aquaris® isn’t just another cartridge - it’s a system-optimized solution built to support reliable PFAS workflows.

Introducing Lumera™ - Illuminating a new era of protein purification.