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Claisse is the First and Finest in Fusion dating back to 1976, when we invented the first automatic fusion instrument. At Claisse, we have also developed the first fused fluxes with integrated non-wetting agents. Among some of our inventions, the Claisse Bis! Pt/Au Crucible was patented in 1984 and the Claisse Optimix Crucible has a unique design that offers our clients the highest quality.

Claisse is the world leader in sample preparation by fusion and our products are DISTRIBUTED and SUPPORTED in more than 70 countries worldwide.

Claisse is a technological leader in sample preparation by fusion. Research & Development lays the foundation that ensures our leadership in this field. New projects are continually in progress. Our aim is to supply XRF, AA, and ICP analysts with the ultimate machinery, accessories and new techniques for their work with fusion.

Claisse is sensitive to our customers' needs and considers them as long-term partners. At Claisse, we are aware of the vital importance of working closely with you, our customers. We strive to turn your ideas, concerns and suggestions into reliable and profitable solutions for you.

Claisse offers high-quality products and outstanding services. We are committed to providing 100% satisfaction to our customers. Our professional customer support and friendly approach are our hallmark.

Claisse has an excellent reputation. For client references, please do not hesitate to contact Luc Bérubé at (418) 656-6453.

Claisse is a team of highly qualified professionals. The Claisse team in Canada includes 9 chemists dedicated to sales, applications and customer support and 11 engineers improving and developing products. At Claisse, you are always in good hands.

Claisse is accredited ISO 9001:2000.

Claisse is working towards C-TPAT certification. The Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism (C-TPAT) is a certification in the elaboration of security controls and procedures for each step of operations, in response to the security preoccupations against the terrorist threat that the importation of merchandise represents.

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