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Quality Assurance

QA laboratories run in parallel with plant operations, covering raw materials, in-process checks and finished goods.

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3 shiftsIn-process control
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How we control quality

  • Quality is treated as a production requirement. Grades are manufactured and released only after the agreed tests.
  • QA laboratories run 24/7 alongside the plant. Chemists work in three shifts on raw materials, in-process samples and finished goods.
  • Laboratories are equipped with GC, Karl Fischer, viscometers, colorimeters, stability testers and related instruments.
  • QC records are kept in paper and electronic form. Instruments are calibrated and maintained to ISO practice.

Quality policy

  • We strive for continual improvement of products, processes and systems for customers, suppliers, employees and other interested parties.
  • We supply cost-effective, specified products with agreed delivery and service.
  • Organisational objectives are pursued through employee involvement.
  • Decisions are based on data so improvement and growth stay measurable.

Next step

Talk to the manufacturing team

Ask for a sample, a custom ethoxylate or the current SDS and TDS for a listed grade.

Request a sample SDS / TDS / COA

FAQs

Questions about quality assurance

How lots are tested, released and documented against the TDS used at evaluation.

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Ask the manufacturing team

Quality is treated as a production requirement. Grades are manufactured and released only after the agreed tests. QA laboratories run 24/7 in three shifts on raw materials, in-process samples and finished goods.

Laboratories are equipped with GC, Karl Fischer, viscometers, colorimeters, stability testers and related instruments. Instruments are calibrated and maintained to ISO practice.

Yes. QC records are kept in paper and electronic form so a production lot can be compared with the TDS used at evaluation.

Continual improvement of products, processes and systems; supply of specified products with agreed delivery; employee involvement; and decisions based on data so improvement stays measurable.

That is the intent when the purchase specification lists identity tests — hydroxyl value, saponification, acid value, cloud point, pH, water, colour — rather than only a local trade name. Write the test method if it differs from the TDS.

Use the documents form and name the grade and, if allocated, the lot number. COA is lot-specific; TDS covers typical properties.

Still specifying a grade?

Send the process step and the analytical window. The Kandla team will confirm a catalogue grade or a custom batch.

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