Welcome
Mass Spec Analytical Ltd (MSA) is a UK based company that provides innovative forensic analytical solutions to a wide range of customers.
For over 15 years, our highly specialised team of scientists have been providing analytical services to the Police, other law enforcement agencies, private individuals, and companies in the UK and overseas. Our skilled team of scientific experts have extensive knowledge and experience in a wide range of forensic techniques, analytical technologies and expert witness provision. From our two laboratories in Bristol, we offer our customers an array of powerful analytical tools, many of which are not available anywhere else in the UK, or overseas. Our pioneering approach to forensic analysis has led to novel in-house technologies and methods being developed. These are taken from concept through to use and approval in the UK court system.
Committed to the research and development of advanced technologies for drugs and explosives detection in the field; our scientists have designed state of the art equipment for use by law enforcement officers, military and security personnel.
Let us find the solutions to your analytical problems……
Testimonials
“Following disclosure of Mass Spec Analytical Ltd’s evidence we can report 100% guilty pleas.”
Lancashire Police
“I have no doubt that the forensic evidence about the contamination of the notes was vital evidence.””
HM Revenue and Customs
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Latest news
Drug menace off the streets
A significant, longstanding figure within the drug dealing fraternity in Scotland has recently been found guilty by a majority verdict.
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Mass Spec Analytical on the road
Over the past few months, MSA experts has been on the road providing training and educational talks to over 35 different law enforcement groups throughout the UK.
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Case study spotlight
Drug Trafficking/Money Laundering Operation: Drugs on money
The Operation was a long running international drug smuggling operation resulting in the seizure of more than 12 tons of controlled drugs with an estimated street value in excess of £61 million.
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