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SGS
SGS stands for Société Générale de Surveillance.
It is a multinational company headquartered in Switzerland.
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SGS is one of the world's leading inspection, verification, testing, and certification companies. It provides a wide range of services to help companies manage their risk and improve their performance.
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SGS operates in various industries, including:
- agriculture
- automotive
- chemical
- construction
- consumer goods
- energy
- environmental
- industrial
- life sciences
- logistics
- mining
- oil and gas
- public sector
- retail, and
- telecoms
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The company’s services include:
- quality control and assurance
- environmental testing
- food safety and hygiene
- product testing and certification
- inspection and audit
- sustainability solutions
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SGS was founded in 1878 and has a presence in over 140 countries.
It employs more than 89,000 people and has a network of over 2,600 offices and laboratories worldwide.
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SGS is committed to sustainable development and has adopted a sustainability strategy that focuses on ethical behavior, environmental protection, social responsibility, and economic growth.
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What Are the Key Parameters that SGS Uses to Test the Quality of Granular or Lump sulfur?
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SGS uses several methods to analyze the quality of granular or lump sulfur. Some of the key parameters that are typically analyzed include:
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1. Sulfur content
The sulfur content of the sample is determined using one of several standard analytical methods, such as:
- combustion analysis
- inductively coupled plasma optical emission spectrometry (ICP-OES)
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2. Impurities
The presence of impurities, such as metals, ash, and organic matter, can affect the quality of the sulfur.
These impurities are typically analyzed using techniques such as:
- X-ray fluorescence (XRF)
- atomic absorption spectroscopy (AAS), or
- combustion analysis
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3. Particle size
The particle size distribution of granular or lump sulfur can affect its handling and storage properties.
Particle size analysis is typically performed using techniques such as sieve analysis or laser diffraction.
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4. Moisture content
Moisture can affect the handling and storage properties of the sulfur, as well as its sulfur content.
Moisture content is typically measured using techniques such as Karl Fischer titration or loss on drying.
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5. Color
The color of the sulfur can be an indicator of its purity and quality.
Color analysis is typically performed using visual inspection or spectrophotometry.
SGS has extensive experience in analyzing the quality of granular or lump sulfur using these and other methods, and can provide accurate and reliable results to help ensure the quality of the product.
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Methods of Sulfur Analysis by SGS
| Parameter | Method of Analysis |
| Sulfur content | Combustion analysis or ICP-OES |
| Impurities | XRF, AAS, or combustion analysis |
| Particle size | Sieve analysis or laser diffraction |
| Moisture content | Karl Fischer titration or loss on drying |
| Color | Visual inspection or spectrophotometry |
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Amoot Provides Sulfur SGS for the Customers!
If you are looking for quality sulfur of Iran and Turkmenistan, Amoot Iranian Trading Company is capable of supplying and exporting sulfur granular, lump, and powder to any part of the world you ask.
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We can provide SGS analysis for any customer that asks in the shortest possible time to help buyers assure the quality of the product before any payment.
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This reliable analysis guarantees the high quality and high purity of all types of Amoot’s sulfur.
SGS report can be provided for all products of Amoot Company from chemicals to agricultural products, construction materials, etc. to ensure that the products have all international standards.
But Only When You Are Sure of the Quality!