Car Vacuum C leaners for car 12 V Mini Cleaner

Car Vacuum C leaners for car 12 V Mini Cleaner

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Loading Port:: Guangzhou

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 200 PCS

Supply Capability:: 30000 PCS/month

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Quick Details

· Type: Vacuum Cleaner

· Place of Origin: Zhejiang, China (Mainland)

· Brand Name: OEM

· Model Number: LR-003

· Size: 334x110x136mm

· Material: plastic

· color: depends on customers

Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Details:	Color box/carton
Delivery Detail:	30-45days

Specifications

car vacuum cleaner
1, DC 12V, 60W, wet&dry use
2, Dust Capacity: 0.8Litre
3, Vaccum: >=2kpa, Noise: <=70dB
4, CE, ROHS

New Car vacuum cleaner

Technical data

1, DC 12V, 60W

2, dust capacity: 0.8L

3, vacuum: >=2000pa

4, noise: <=70dB

5, wire/cable length: 2.5M(it depends on customer)

Specification and function(Basic)

1, wet and dry use

2, injection color

3, transparent front cover(alternative)

4, low noise design

5, washable dust-cup filter

6, good at cleaning hard-to reach corner

Packing

1pc/color box, 6pcs/ctn

box size: 334*110*136mm

Qty/20': 5376pcs

Qty/40': 11280pcs

Qty/40HQ: 12160pcs

Car Vacuum C leaners for car 12 V Mini Cleaner

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