Sample preparation
Controlled drying, grinding and preparation for representative geological samples.
Drying · Grinding · Homogenisation
01Kota Bharu laboratory
02ICP-OES & AAS capability
03Remote sensing & GIS
04Direct project contact
Mineral analytical laboratory · Kelantan, Malaysia
KelstoneCosmosLab
Clarity, from the ground up.
Mineral testing and field intelligence designed to turn complex geological questions into useful evidence.
ISO/IEC 17025:2017 · Certificate of ComplianceCurrent services
Built around your sample.
Method selection depends on sample mineralogy, target elements, expected concentration and the intended use of your results.
Acid digestion
A digestion route selected around mineralogy, target elements and project intent.
Matrix-aware method selection
REE & multi-element
Quantitative multi-element analysis supporting exploration, research and geological assessment.
ICP-OES capability
Gold & selected metals
Appropriate preparation and analytical methods for selected exploration samples.
AAS capability · Selected metals
Final method selection is confirmed after reviewing your sample type, target elements, expected concentration and reporting purpose.
Laboratory capability
Instrumentation with a purpose.
Equipment is only part of the answer. Sample preparation, chemistry, calibration range and reporting intent must work together.
Inside Kelstone Cosmos Lab
Meet the lab. See the work.
Watch our opening film, then step inside the preparation, analytical work and reporting behind every result.
Remote sensing intelligence
From satellite data
to field-ready targets.
Multispectral and hyperspectral imagery is interpreted with terrain and geological context to screen large areas and focus field investigation.
Satellite data & AOI
Review suitable imagery, coverage and the project area of interest.
Spectral indicators
Apply band ratios and indices relevant to the exploration objective.
Structure & lineaments
Map regional trends, fractures and structural relationships.
Alteration anomalies
Screen for spatial patterns that may warrant closer investigation.
Target ranking
Prioritise targets with coordinates and supporting interpretation.
Maps & report
Deliver clear map plates, observations and recommended next steps.
01 Define the AOI→02 Analyse imagery→03 Interpret context→04 Rank targets
Laboratory work
Real work. Real samples. Real people.
A closer view of routine preparation and wet-chemistry activities at Kelstone Cosmos Lab.
Analytical preparation
Our laboratory team preparing solutions for analysis.
Measured wet chemistry
Controlled liquid transfer during sample preparation and digestion work.
High-temperature preparation
Prepared samples arranged for a controlled furnace stage.
Prepared sample set
Representative geological powders kept clearly separated for the selected analytical route.
Sample observation
A close visual check of material before the next preparation step.
Controlled mixing
Labelled vessels are handled as a defined batch through the preparation workflow.
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Project-specific methods and reporting requirements are confirmed before work begins.
Quality by workflow
Confidence is built at every step.
Good analytical work begins before an instrument is used. We align the workflow to the geological question and make the reporting scope clear from the start.
View original certificate ↗Certificate of Compliance
ISO/IEC 17025:2017
COSMOS GEMILANG PERKASA MINERAL SDN. BHD.
Issued by IPQ Management System for the provision of laboratory testing and analysis services for mineral ores and related materials.
- Certificate number
- TCL-26101304
- Issued
- Expiry stated on certificate
- Next surveillance audit due
Validity is subject to successful annual surveillance audits, as stated in the certificate. This document is a Certificate of Compliance; it is not a SAMM accreditation certificate or a test-specific Scope of Accreditation.
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Project review
Confirm sample type, target elements, expected range, quantity and intended use.
- 02
Method alignment
Select preparation, digestion and measurement routes suitable for the sample matrix.
- 03
Controlled analysis
Define project-appropriate batch controls and keep sample handling traceable through the workflow.
- 04
Useful reporting
Deliver results in a clear format with the agreed analytical and project context.
Primary contact
Talk directly with Jordan.
Share your sample type, target elements and project timeline with our Branch Operation Manager for a direct response.
WhatsApp · +60 16-771 6762Before you send samples
What information should I send first?
Tell us the sample type, number of samples, target elements, expected concentration if known, and how you intend to use the results. Include your requested timeline.
How much material is required?
The required quantity depends on the preparation route and analytical programme. Please ask us to confirm the required mass and any repeat or retained-sample needs before dispatch.
How should I label and pack samples?
Use a unique, readable ID for each sample and provide a matching sample list. Confirm suitable packaging and any special handling requirements with the laboratory before shipping.
When will I receive results, and in what format?
Turnaround, report format, units and analytical scope are agreed during quotation. Let us know any required reporting or submission format before work starts.
Where should I deliver samples?
Contact the laboratory to confirm the receiving address, delivery arrangements and acceptance of your sample type before dispatch.
Request a quotation
Tell us what you need tested. We will review the method, sample requirements and turnaround before confirming a quotation.
For a faster project review, include:Sample typeNumber of samplesTarget elementsExpected rangeRequired timeline