AirTrap has introduced a modernized spore trap cassette designed to update the traditional air sampling devices used by indoor air quality professionals for over three decades. The new cassette, developed by Apacor UK in collaboration with Air-O-Cell inventor Dan Baxter and IAQ expert Jason Earle, aims to address long-standing issues with field usability, laboratory analysis, and environmental impact.
The core cassette design introduced in the mid-1990s remains the most common format for airborne particulate sampling. AirTrap's updated version maintains full compatibility with standard air sampling equipment while incorporating a refined design that reduces plastic use, improves lab analysis, and minimizes handling errors. According to the company, the new cassette offers clearer laboratory imaging and a recyclable design, positioning it as a sustainable alternative to traditional spore trap cassettes.
AirTrap's launch in North America marks a significant step for the indoor air quality industry, which has relied on the same basic cassette design for more than 30 years. The new cassette is intended for use by inspectors, laboratories, restoration professionals, and institutional clients. AirTrap.us serves as the exclusive North American distributor of AirTrap products, supporting customers throughout the United States and Canada.
For more information on the AirTrap cassette and its features, visit AirTrap.us.
