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About Stat Peel AG Stat Peel makes the Identifier, a material-selective aerosol detection system, to protect people and facilities from potential contamination by monitoring employee exposure to airborne particles. The integrated Raman spectrometer can detect numerous materials, including metal oxides and polymers commonly used in batteries. Employees wear lightweight badges which collect respirable particles to measure personal exposure to potentially harmful materials. Stationary badges can be used to monitor particle release or cross-contamination. Each system is sold as a package of one bench-top reader, ten wearable badges and a starter set of filtration slides. We also offer a sampling service so you can test the capabilities of the Identifier. We ship a kit with badges and slides so you can sample at your location, then we perform the analysis at the Stat Peel lab. NEW in 2024: The Identifier L monitors particles in liquids. NEW in 2025: The Identifier Q for quality control. Stat Peel makes the Identifier, a material-selective aerosol detection system, to protect people and facilities from potential contamination by monitoring employee exposure to airborne particles. The integrated Raman spectrometer can detect numerous materials, including metal oxides and polymers commonly used in batteries. Employees wear lightweight badges which collect respirable particles to measure personal exposure to potentially harmful materials. Stationary badges can be used to monitor particle release or cross-contamination. Each system is sold as a package of one bench-top reader, ten wearable badges and a starter set of filtration slides. We also offer a sampling service so you can test the capabilities of the Identifier. We ship a kit with badges and slides so you can sample at your location, then we perform the analysis at the Stat Peel lab. NEW PRODUCT in 2024: The Identifier L monitors particles in liquids used in processing or in wastewater. Stat Peel makes the Identifier, a material-selective aerosol detection system, to protect people and facilities from potential contamination by monitoring employee exposure to airborne particles. The integrated Raman spectrometer can detect numerous materials, including metal oxides and polymers commonly used in batteries. Employees wear lightweight badges which collect respirable particles to measure personal exposure to potentially harmful materials. Stationary badges can be used to monitor particle release or cross-contamination. Each system is sold as a package of one bench-top reader, ten wearable badges and a starter set of filtration slides. We also offer a sampling service so you can test the capabilities of the Identifier. We ship a kit with badges and slides so you can sample at your location, then we perform the analysis at the Stat Peel lab. NEW in 2024: The Identifier L monitors particles in liquids. NEW in 2025: The Identifier Q for quality control.