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CEN-18054:2024 establishes clear guidelines for the analysis of food samples using EA-IRMS

At Elementar India, we believe that exceptional service is the key to customer success. It’s not just about maintaining instruments—it’s about fostering knowledge, collaboration, and continuous improvement. Our Service Meet 2025 was a milestone event where our dedicated engineers gathered, not to work on instruments, but to share valuable insights, discuss challenges, and refine best practices. Through open discussions and experience-driven learning, we tackled real-world service scenarios, ensuring proactive solutions. The event strengthened teamwork, encouraged innovation, and reinforced our commitment to customer success. Great solutions come from experience, and excellent service thrives on collaboration and continuous learning! "Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much." – Helen Keller

Elementar expands its global presence with its own subsidiary in Korea.

Our Consumables Catalog 2024/25 is now available for download. The catalog offers you a comprehensive overview of our range of high-quality consumables and spare parts required for the operation of Elementar analyzers. Get your copy now.

We recently released the latest version of our Elements magazine, which is now available for download. It's a magazine for sophisticated analysis, that is covering different articles, interviews and facts around CHNOS elemental analysis, stable isotope analysis (IRMS), TOC analysis, protein analysis according to Dumas, and optical emission spectrometry (OES).

Alexander Turowski, previously Commercial Director at Elementar Analysensysteme, has been the new Head of Sales & Service Global since March 1, 2024

Hear from leading experts about their research in water pollution, specifically focusing on how isotopes can help to support research into the sources of nitrate.

lyticOS software suite version 5.3

District Administrator Thorsten Stolz congratulates Langenselbold-based company Elementar Analysensysteme GmbH on its 30th anniversary

The new EN 17505 standard has been released recently, providing a new European norm for labs undertaking total organic carbon (TOC) analysis. Focusing on soil and solid waste characterization, the standard cites reference samples of dry solid samples of sediment, soil, soil with anthropogenic admixtures and solid waste.