Water Testing Services
Water testing processes are vital for various industries like Hotels, Food Business Operators, Steel, cement, power, pharmaceuticals, Food and drugs healthcare, and hospitality. The tests are important for obtaining various kinds of licenses and regulatory compliances. Our drinking water testing lab located at Chennai provides testing services like:
SMS labs services Pvt Ltd was established in 2012 to provide holistic drink water quality testing service. We are an ISO 9001:2008 and OHSAS: 18001:2007 accredited Laboratory company. Our main office is in Chennai, but we also have our offices in Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Visakhapatnam, Hyderabad, Coimbatore, and Cochin. Internationally, we have our presence in UK, Gulf and Europe.
SMSLA has the capability to analyze the below mentioned water types
The above-mentioned water types shall be analyzed by SMSLA
Due to our integrity, world-class infrastructure, and high precision, we are known as one of the best testing service providers having a presence in Asia Europe and Gulf.
Our infrastructure consists of the latest modern and high-tech instruments. We are constantly upgrading it to provide high-quality results to both national and international industries.
Our 15,000 sq ft laboratory complex in Chennai which includes a water testing services lab is built amidst three and a half acres of lush greenery.
Our drinking water testing labs have its global center at Staffordshire, UK which believes in providing the best service to Indian market players who want global integration
We are passionate to meet the challenges faced by the industry in quality testing. Our technical experts are there to assist you with any technical needs. If a solution is not there, we will work with you to find one.
FREQUENTY ASKED QUESTIONS
Water testing involves analyzing various water samples to assess their quality and safety for drinking, industrial use, Recreational use and environmental health. It encompasses testing for contaminants, physical properties, and chemical composition to ensure water meets regulatory standards.
Water testing is critical for several reasons:
- Detecting harmful contaminants (such as bacteria, heavy metals, pesticides, and chemicals) ensures water safety.
- Compliance with safety standards protects public health.
- Verification of nutritional information helps consumers make informed choices.
- Quality assessment ensures consistent product excellence.
Water testing labs examine various contaminants, including:
- Bacteria (e.g., E. coli)
- Viruses
- Heavy metals (e.g., lead, arsenic, mercury)
- Pesticides
- Nitrates
- Industrial chemicals
- Other pollutants
- Physical properties (pH, turbidity, conductivity)
Common methods include:
- Microbiological analysis (e.g., membrane filtration, PCR)
- Chemical analysis (e.g., ICP-MS, AAS)
- Physical testing (e.g., turbidity meters, pH meters)
- Advanced techniques like gas chromatography and spectrometry
Labs maintain accuracy by:
- Following standardized protocols
- Using advanced equipment
- Holding accreditation (e.g., NABL)
- Regular proficiency testing and audits
India’s water testing adheres to regulations set by agencies such as the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS), waste water by the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), and the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare. These regulations establish water quality standards for drinking and environmental protection. WHO at international level also water specifications for food industries.
Frequency varies based on the water source and intended use. Regular testing is recommended for municipal supplies, private wells, industrial effluents, and recreational waters to ensure ongoing safety.
Labs:
- Identify contaminants
- Assess water quality
- Ensure compliance with standards
- Help maintain safe and clean water supplies
Consumers benefit by:
- Ensuring safe drinking water
- Preventing waterborne diseases
- Protecting against toxic substances
- Gaining peace of mind about water quality
Look for NABL-accredited labs recognized by regulatory bodies. Check credentials, read reviews, and explore lab websites for detailed information.