Recycling & Recycled Materials Testing in Australia
Identify, Characterise and Assess Recovered Materials
Recycled materials can vary significantly from one batch to another. Unknown composition, contamination, particle size, moisture, additives and processing differences can all affect whether a recovered material is suitable for reuse, resale or further processing.
Labsure provides independent laboratory analysis and material characterisation for Australian recycling, resource recovery and waste-processing businesses.
We help you understand what is actually in a recovered material, how its composition varies between batches, and which properties may affect its intended application.
From recovered glass and plastics to scrap materials, mineral-rich waste streams and used oils, we can develop a practical testing program around your specific material and business objective.
Industries We Support
We provide targeted testing for Australian recycling and resource recovery businesses, helping identify material composition, contamination and key physical properties for quality control, processing and reuse.
- Recovered Glass: Test glass composition, contamination, particle size and morphology to support recovery and quality control.
- Recycled Plastics: Identify polymer types, fillers, additives and contamination in recycled plastic materials.
- Scrap & Recovered: Metals Analyse elemental composition, alloy identity and contamination in recovered metals.
- Waste & Used Oils : Assess oil composition and contamination for recycling, recovery and further processing.
- Construction & Demolition Waste: Characterise recycled aggregates, concrete, bricks, ceramics and other recovered construction materials.
- Battery Materials: Analyse recovered battery materials for elemental composition and key inorganic components.
- E-Waste: Identify metals, plastics and inorganic materials recovered from electrical and electronic waste.
- Tyre & Rubber Recycling: Characterise recycled rubber for particle size, fillers, inorganic content and material composition.
- Solar Panel Recycling: Analyse recovered glass, metals, polymers and other materials from end-of-life solar panels.
- Industrial Waste Recovery: Investigate complex industrial waste streams to identify composition, contaminants and recoverable materials.
