Air-O-Cell air sampling
Air-O-Cell sampling allows rapid collection of airborne particulates, followed by microscopic analysis of the impacted samples at our laboratory.
When to use it
Air-O-Cell sampling is used when you need a quick read on airborne mould spore levels and particulate types in a space, for example, to compare air quality in an affected room against an unaffected reference area, or to check conditions before and after remediation.
How sampling works
A calibrated pump draws a measured volume of air through a sealed cassette, capturing airborne particulates onto an adhesive surface. Sampling takes only a few minutes per location and can usually be carried out without disrupting the space being tested.
What’s in the report
The cassette is analysed under a microscope in our in-house laboratory, identifying and counting the particulate types present, including mould spores, so you can see what’s actually in the air rather than relying on a visual inspection alone.
Other tests in our laboratory
ATP swab test
ATP hygiene monitoring gives a fast, on-the-spot reading on cleaning effectiveness.
ExploreMycometer analysis
Mycometer testing quantifies mould activity by measuring enzyme activity present in spores and hyphae.
ExploreSwab testing by post
A self-taken surface swab kit, posted to our laboratory for microbial analysis.
ExploreNeed this test on a current job?
Tell us what you're trying to confirm and we'll arrange sampling alongside your site work, or as a standalone instruction.