60-Second Air Quality Test
Works with any vacuum cleaner
VacuTrace™ measures total airborne ionic chemicals (µg/m³) — salts and acids that dissolve in moisture, contributing to corrosion, hygiene issues, and poor air quality.
Everything Included —
No Hidden Costs
Kit price includes worldwide priority post shipping, prepaid return postage, and a detailed expert lab report.
- Quantitative lab analysis of key ionic contaminants
- Chloride, nitrate, sulfate — from outdoor pollution & traffic
- Ammonium compounds — from cleaning agents
- Sodium, potassium, calcium, magnesium
- Acidic / alkaline residues from building materials & processes
Interested in pricing? Contact us for a quote or a free environmental consultation.
Contact UsHow VacuTrace™ Works
Three simple steps — from sample collection to results in your inbox.
Collect Sample
Use the patented card-sized sampler with any vacuum cleaner — takes only 60 seconds. No special skills needed.
View InstructionsMail It Back
Place the sampler in the prepaid return envelope included in your kit and drop it in any mailbox — worldwide return postage covered.
Get Your Results
Receive your detailed digital lab report by email — usually within a few working days of the lab receiving your sample.
View Sample ReportWhy Test for Ionic Airborne Contamination?
Ionic air contamination refers to microscopic dust particles carrying electrically charged chemical residues — salts, acids, bases, and other ion-forming compounds.
These residues settle on surfaces, get inhaled, or affect sensitive equipment. Once they contact moisture, they become chemically active — causing real, often hidden problems.
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Moisture attraction
Ionic residues attract and hold moisture, creating sticky films on surfaces.
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Corrosion of metals & electronics
Accelerates degradation of HVAC systems, circuit boards, and metal fittings.
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Microbial growth
Promotes bacteria, mold, and biofilm development in moist environments.
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Health irritation
Irritates skin, eyes, and airways — especially in sensitive individuals.
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Material degradation
Degrades plastics, coatings, textiles, and other materials over time.