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Of course, this is an overarching question. Every chemical provider should follow some – if not several – in-house protocols for quality assurance. Here at Noah Tech, ISO 9001 quality control guidelines serve as the foundation for our robust self-governance program. We use the system’s principles along with other industry guidelines (ACA, USP, FCC, etc.) to ensure our facilities and our staff maintain an extremely high-level of quality.

Compliance regulations enacted by various governmental organizations at local, state, and federal levels place increasingly large burdens on manufacturing operations, as they should. The right chemical supplier will relieve some of that burden through constant documentation, ultimate traceability, and chain-of-custody logistics. If your operation’s chemical company leaves you saddled with the bulk of compliance, it may be time to consider alternatives.

From both a regulatory and production standpoint, purity matters. Not all manufacturing processes require laboratory-grade chemical products, but the larger-scale the production output, the more effect impurities can have. Noah Technologies utilizes a variety of widely recognized analysis techniques to test our chemicals’ purity grading before they leave our hands including inductively-coupled plasma, ion chromatography, laser diffraction, and more.

Manufacturers can streamline their internal logistics by working with as few chemical suppliers as possible. Inventory scope is one distinct advantage that large- and medium-sized chemical producers offer. If a supplier doesn’t have the chemical you need at the ready, how long will it take to source it? What is their process for producing specific chemicals or compounds in-house? Are there chemists on staff to help with complex requirements? All are important answers for manufacturers.