Schwarzkopf Microanalytical Laboratory was established in 1946 by Dr. Francine
Schwarzkopf and her husband, Dr. Otto Schwarzkopf. From its foundation to this
day…Schwarzkopf Microanalytical has built and maintained a reputation for
outstanding reliability, accuracy and rapid service in performing microanalysis.

We use sophisticated state of the art equipment but emphasize the expertise and experience of our analysts in the meticulous handling of each sample. Our
chemists’ experience extends to utilizing a wide range of wet chemistry methods,
both standard and proprietary, which are developed in our laboratory. All of our
analysts have scientific degrees and have from 5 to 25 years of experience in our laboratory.

Schwarzkopf provides an essential service to industry,universities, and government agencies as a reliable referee. We are recognized for our routine and non-routine analysis and are known especially for analysis of Sulfur, trace Halogens including Fluorine, and other trace elements as well as rare earth metals. Our work has been referred to in many academic and professional journals and Schwarzkopf has recently been chosen by NIST (the National Institute of Standards and Technology) to help establish the Acetanilide standard for CHN.

We provide customized service utilizing methods from ASTM, AOAC, the US
Pharmacopeia/NF, European Pharmacopeia, Food Chemical Codex, TAPPI,
SW846, Military Specifications, Reactor Development Technology Standards (RDT)
and others on request.

The reputation of Schwarzkopf Microanalytical Laboratory has been earned through the years by meticulous quality control, attention to detail and experienced, talented and dedicated chemists. Perhaps and most importantly of all…focusing our energies in the area of our greatest expertise…elemental analysis.

Schwarzkopf Laboratory has served generations of scientists working in the forefront
of research and the development of new technologies—from new drug applications to fiber optics and superconductive materials, from medical devices to cosmetics, from monitoring the synthesis of new compounds to monitoring the quality of products and raw materials. Four Nobel Prize winners have utilized our services and expertise in elemental analysis.