Introduction to ASI Standards

ASI Standards (formerly known as Analytical Services Inc.) is a specialized provider of high-quality custom certified reference materials (CRMs) designed for precise calibration and testing in analytical chemistry. Founded in 1993 by Dr. Sardisco in Spring, Texas, the company emerged from his extensive 38-year career at Pennzoil, where he led the analytical department and played a key role in developing standards for lubricant plants and installing X-ray fluorescence (XRF) spectrometers.

With over 30 years of experience, ASI Standards focuses on creating tailored calibration and check standards that meet specific customer testing requirements. Their expertise centers on elemental analysis techniques such as XRF, ICP, and AAS, serving industries including petroleum, polymers, lubricants, and biodiesel. Early innovations included sulfur standards ensuring matrix uniformity for synthetic diesel fuel, residual oil, and crude oils, as well as non-volatile diesel standards and sulfur-/phosphorus-free reagents for metals analysis.

Core Offerings

• Custom Reference Standards: Built to exact specifications for accurate calibration.
• Technical Support: Expert guidance for analytical challenges.
• Product & Method Development: Innovative solutions tailored to evolving industry needs.

ASI Standards has built a strong reputation for its customer-centric approach, emphasizing flexibility, rapid adaptation to client requirements, and unwavering commitment to quality. This passion helped pioneer many practices now common in the reference standards industry.

Today, ASI Standards continues to operate as a trusted global source, known for reliability, innovation, and high-precision materials that support laboratories worldwide in achieving accurate and compliant analytical results.

Whether you need specialized sulfur standards, multi-element standards, or bespoke solutions for complex matrices, ASI Standards delivers with the expertise and dedication that come from decades of hands-on experience in the field. For more details, visit their collections or contact them directly through their website.

https://www.asistandards.com