Providing new possibilities in polymer analysis
Frontier Laboratories’ 2020iD multi-functional pyrolyzer is the most widely used pyrolyzer in the world. It is the only pyrolysis system commercially available that guarantees precision, inertness and accuracy. Scientists select the Frontier multi-functional pyrolyzer when faced with challenging analytical problems because of its simplicity, multiple operating modes [Evolved Gas Analysis (EGA), Thermal Desorption (TD), Pyrolysis (Py), Reactive Pyrolysis and Heart-Cutting of individual thermal zones (HC-GC/MS)], versatility and its compatibility with virtually any gas chromatograph (GC) or GC/MS. The Frontier pyrolyzer often is the first instrument used by scientists, when faced with the challenge of characterizing a complex material.

The Frontier pyrolyzer is supported by a worldwide network of highly trained Business Partners - each responsible for complete customer satisfaction within their areas of responsibility. The distributors are supported directly by the R&D group in Koriyama, Japan. Our customers can draw on the expertise of their local distributor, as well as the experts in Koriyama.
News / Events  (Past News and Events)

New Product; F-Search System(Search software ver. 3.1 and MS libraries) (PY-1110E-101) (Jun. 1, 2010)
Frontier Labortories awarded prizes in China (Oct. 2009).  
New Product; Micro UV Irradiator (UV-1047Xe) (Mar. 1, 2009)
Frontier Labortories was awarded a prize of the New-create Business Award in Japan.(Oct. 17, 2008)
Latest Technical Information  

Recently published papers (Sep. 10, 2009)
Recent Technical Notes (Jul. 07, 2010)  
Analysis of the photo/thermal/oxidative degradation products formed when high impact polystyrene (HIPS) is UV irradiated
EGA thermogram of degraded high impact polystyrene <Correlation with Xe weather meter test>
Presentations at conferences, Jan-Sep, 2010

  Japanese Conferences: (Available title only)
1.  Material Life Society (1 report)
2.  Japan Society of Anal. Chem. (9 reports)
  International Conferences: (Available on substract)
1.  PittCon 2010 (USA; 3 reports)
Presentations at conferences, Jan-Dec, 2009

  Japanese Conferences: (Available title only)
1.  Material Life Society (2 reports)
2.  Japan Society of Anal. Chem. (2 reports)
3.  Polymer Analysis & Characterization (5 reports)
4.  Forensic Scie. and Tech. (1 report)
  International Conferences: (Available on substract)
1.  PittCon 2009 (USA; 3 reports)
2.  Oil Shale Symposium (Estonia; 1 report)
3.  China 15th Ana. & App. Pyrolysis (2 reports)