Sustainable Packaging:
Advanced Impurity Analysis For Recycled Plastics
When it comes to sustainable packaging, recycled polyethylene terephthalate (rPET) is emerging as a key material in consumer products. But how can we ensure the safety and quality of these recycled plastics?
A crucial step lies in identifying and addressing impurities, such as volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and trace metals. In this session, discover how HS-20 NX Headspace Autosampler simplifies VOC analysis—detecting compounds such as acetaldehyde, benzene, and limonene—without the need for complex solvent extractions.
You’ll also explore how ICPMS-2050 system efficiently identifies trace metals while reducing argon gas consumption, enabling sustainable and cost-effective workflows.
Join us to uncover actionable insights and innovative solutions that ensure the safety and quality of recycled plastics. Register now!
Learning Objectives:
Gain valuable insights into the use of Headspace GC-MS and ICP-MS technologies for detecting impurities in recycled plastics (rPET)
Learn how Shimadzu’s Headspace GC-MS, with its short and inert transfer line, enables direct impurity detection in rPET—eliminating the need for complex solvent extractions
Explore the capabilities of the ICPMS-2050 system, featuring Shimadzu’s Advanced Mini-Torch system, to support sustainable and cost-effective workflows
Peter, Puah Perng Yang
Application Specialist (GC/GCMS)
Shimadzu (Asia Pacific) Pte Ltd
Peter Puah holds a Bachelor’s degree in Industrial Chemistry and Master’s degree in Biotechnology. With a diverse background exposure in the area of biomaterial research, natural product research, and experience in chemical and waste management industries, Peter brings a wealth of knowledge to his role. As an Application Specialist at Shimadzu (Asia Pacific) Pte Ltd, he is dedicated to supporting GC and GCMS systems and developing applications solutions related to GC and GCMS analyses.
Nancy Tan Ning Xin
Application Specialist (Spectroscopy)
Shimadzu (Asia Pacific) Pte Ltd
Nancy holds a bachelor's degree in Chemistry and Biology from Liverpool John Moores University in the United Kingdom. With over ten years of experience in laboratory and instrumentation processes, she has developed a strong background in testing, research and development. As an Application Specialist for Spectroscopy and TOC instruments, she leverages her expertise to conduct pre-sales demonstrations, perform sample analyses, and provide application support across a variety of industries.