$32.05

• #2350 model fits compatible central suction units
• Measures 3 1/2 inches wide by 4 3/8 high
• Fine screen captures smaller suctioned debris
• Disposable design simplifies trap replacement
• Eight-trap box supports scheduled maintenance
• Quantity: 8 per Box

Aira Evacuation Traps, #2350, 3 1/2" x 4 3/8", Fine Screen, 8 per Box are used for collecting debris within compatible central dental suction systems before material reaches downstream vacuum components. The fine-screen design helps retain smaller particles carried through evacuation lines, supporting cleaner collection during routine clinical suction.

Their defined model number and dimensions make the required replacement size easier to identify during equipment maintenance and supply selection. This configuration provides dental teams with a clearly specified disposable component for maintaining compatible central vacuum equipment and supporting established suction-system service schedules. Aira Evacuation Traps measure 3 1/2 inches wide by 4 3/8 inches high and are supplied as Model #2350 fine-screen traps. Each box contains eight disposable traps for scheduled replacement in compatible central vacuum systems.

Model #2350 is associated with selected Air Techniques systems manufactured in 1997 or later, Vacudent Workhorse dual systems, Apollo 2 hp and 3 hp single or tandem systems, and VacStar 50 and 80 models. Because equipment configurations may vary, teams should confirm the installed trap model, dimensions, and equipment requirements before replacement. Clear labeling of the model number, screen type, measurements, and box quantity helps purchasing staff distinguish this configuration from similar evacuation traps. During operation, suctioned air and collected material move through the evacuation system and into the trap.

The fine screen separates captured debris from the airflow, helping reduce the amount of solid material that continues farther into the central vacuum pathway. This collection function supports routine system upkeep and provides maintenance staff with a removable component that can be replaced when required. A fine-screen design is useful when the selected equipment calls for closer particle capture than a standard-screen configuration.

Correct seating within the compatible canister area is important so the trap can perform its intended collection role without interfering with normal suction-system operation. Dental assistants, instrument-processing personnel, and equipment-maintenance staff can use Aira Evacuation Traps as part of established vacuum-system inspection and replacement schedules. Before changing a trap, the team should follow the equipment manufacturer?s instructions and the practice?s exposure-control procedures for handling collected clinical waste. The 3 1/2-inch by 4 3/8-inch format allows staff to compare the replacement directly with the installed canister size, while the #2350 designation supports faster identification during restocking.

Keeping replacement traps available helps teams complete scheduled maintenance efficiently and reduces the risk of substituting an incompatible size or screen configuration. Aira Evacuation Traps combine Model #2350 sizing, 3 1/2-inch by 4 3/8-inch dimensions, fine-screen filtration, disposable handling, and eight traps per box in one clearly identified replacement option. These specifications support accurate product selection and consistent maintenance of compatible central suction equipment. The fine screen helps capture debris carried through evacuation lines, while the disposable format simplifies removal after the trap reaches the practice?s replacement point. Clear model, size, and screen information also supports organized purchasing, storage, and inventory control. For dental teams managing central vacuum maintenance, this configuration provides a practical replacement component that fits established equipment-service workflows across multiple clinical treatment areas.