Live webinar for IAQ professionals
Faster jobs, cleaner reads, and the same science your clients trust.
In one live session, IAQ investigator Jason Earle shows how the AirTrap® Mini fits the pumps, protocols and lab method you already use, and takes out the parts of spore trap sampling that slow every job down. Bring your questions.
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Six things to bring back to your next job
Same trusted science. Same workflow. Jason covers what changes for you, in the field, at the lab, and on the invoice.
Results your clients can rely on
The AirTrap Mini keeps the slit-impaction geometry Dan Baxter designed. Jason walks through the independent side-by-side study by Environmental Analysis Associates: statistically equivalent collection, on a narrower, cleaner trace.
Less time fighting the cassette on site
Integrated caps click shut and don't get stuck or misplaced. No sticky tabs to peel off and stick back on, and a cassette that rides in the tool bag from site to lab.
No new gear, no retraining
It fits the standard 15 lpm IAQ pumps already in your kit, and your lab reads it by the same direct examination, on the same scope. Roll it out across every tech without a retraining cycle.
A second source of supply
For 25 years this category ran on one legacy cassette from one manufacturer. Jason explains why a second source only helps if it exists before you need it.
Less hassle for the lab reading your samples
Tool-free opening, no knife at the bench, and a design meant to reduce repetitive strain. On the scope sooner, with flatter media that needs fewer fine adjustments.
Your cost per sample
Where the handling time goes on every sample, and why switching doesn't raise your cost per sample.
Then open Q&A with Jason, and an offer for everyone who attends.
Built by experts for experts
For IAQ and environmental consultants, mold assessors and inspectors, certified industrial hygienists, and remediation pros who sample before and after the work. Lab teams who read spore trap slides are welcome too.
Jason Earle
IAQ investigator since 2002 · Founder & CEO, MycoLab USA
Jason has spent nearly 25 years investigating sick buildings, so he knows the cassette from your side of it. Apacor developed the AirTrap Mini with Dan Baxter, inventor of the Air-O-Cell cassette, and Jason, over two years of R&D.
AirTrap is new. The people behind it aren't, and when you call, a real person picks up.
"We didn't change the most important stuff. Just everything else."Jason Earle