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Mini bagged vacuum cleaner with ERP Class C#B616

Mini bagged vacuum cleaner with ERP Class C#B616

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Supply Capability:
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Model: C616

 

Product Specifications:

 

1pc dust bag,Cable length 4.8M, 1PC HOSE,2pcs plastic tubes,2pcs Plastic brush,Giftbox Packing


Optional accessories:

1pc metallic tube,1pc Plastic brush, Nozzles

 

 

Loading QTY

980/1950/2300pcs

Dust Capacity

1.5L

Voltage

AC 100V-240V

Rated power

800W-1400W

Power control on body

4.8m

Noise

≤74db

Dimension

 optional

Weight

3.8/4.5kg(gift box)

Package

410*273*275mm(gift box)

Vacuum (Kpa)

17.5kPa


 

 

Features:

Full dust indicator

Lightweight

Silent design low noise

High suction power

No consuming material

Easy carrying handle

Automatic cord rewinder

HOSE swivel 360 degree rotation

Additional Info.

Trademark:OEM, ODM

Packing:Gift Box / Export Cartons

Standard:CE, GS, CB, EMC,ROHS

Origin:China



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Q: Iam supposed to do costing for a modification that we are doing for a hand held vacuum cleaner, the modification is an retractable arm.I want to know how are hand held vacuum cleaners manufactured, (forging, extrusion, injection molding??) What would be the cost??Any help thanks
Look at the hand held vacuums they have in the store. If the housing is plastic, it is a 99.99% chance it is injection molded. If it is made of metal it could be extruded if it has a constant cross section along its length. Aluminum is a very common extrusion metal. I would doubt any high volume hand vac would have a forged housing, but I don't get out that much. Casting and machining is a possibility. As far as costs, it all depends on the life of the tool, and the number of cavities for a mold or a casting. If you mold/cast one part at a time it is much more expensive than two or four or eight. The more you mold at once, the bigger the molding/casting machine and the more expensive the mold/casting. So it depends on how many you want to make in a given amount of time, and how many through the life of the product. Finally, for your modification, do you have a design with drawings and a volume target? That is the first step to figuring out costs.
Q: Are there any vacuum cleaners that have a charcoal filter? If so, what's the cheapest one?
Very Unlikely they use Hepa Filters instead.
Q: Had a Bissell which was about $50, well it didn't last , and saw reviews on Eurekas, which were pretty good. Which do you use and where did you purchase your's for a good price? Not looking for expensive models, just something under $60.
Check your local pawn shop, You can get really nice stuff for real cheap, used stores also has deals here and there, Just keep the hose and air way clear of debris and most of all Keep it dry, Toothpicks, wire ties. Q Tips. are a vacuums worst enemy. Get a bag less and wash it with warm soapy water every 2 times you use it and let it dry at least 24 hours before re using
Q: My daughter is about 10 days old. Between the friends/family stopping by to see her and the dog I am anxious to resume vacuuming the house. Does anyone have a strategy or time they would suggest to do that?
ok so this may sound crazy but do it while shes sleeping. This way she will get use to noises when shes sleeping. I didn't with my first and my sister suggested it with my 2nd so wouldn't have the same problem of waking the baby with every little sound u make. Also the noise shouldn't bother her. Babies like white noise
Q: how did they clean carpets before there were vacuum cleaners?
Beat the sh*t out of them!
Q: With Mother's Day around the corner I thought I'd ask something we all can use.There seems to be this idea floating around that many women don't like to receive things like vacuum cleaners, irons, etc. and would rather recieve something more sentimental in value. Men, on the other hand, love receiving tools and things that they can use to do things with.Most of the women in my family like getting things they can use like a vacuum cleaner or something to cook with, so I have to wonder if that thought is really true. So women, if you received a vacuum cleaner or some similar gift, would you be offended by it? If you would be, why? Is it implying that you are the homemaker because you're a woman?
I would be more than happy to receive a vacuum cleaner for mothers day if it was something that I needed. Being that I just purchased a new vacuum, it wouldn't really be great this year, but next year, an upgrade would be nice. Now, if the question was would I prefer to receive a vacuum cleaner for mothers day...... I would probably prefer a video camera, or a nice piece of jewelry, but I would not be offended or disappointed if a received any gift that was functional and thoughtful.
Q: How to clean a portable vacuum cleaner?
On the use of filter paper as a filter medium filter, use a soft bristle brush to dust on the filter paper, be careful not to brush the dust, filter paper brush bad;
Q: Ever since the EU's ban against high power vacuum cleaners went into effect, global temperatures have maintained a steady plateau. Is there any causal relationship between the ban on vacuums and the global warming plateau?
Its a crazy ban The EU must love dirty houses
Q: What are the matters needing attention in vacuum cleaners?
Don't let the vacuum cleaner get too close to the fire or other hot places
Q: Can anyone please help me! I am soooo serious here...I have purchased two vacuum cleaners and they both SUCK. Bissel allergy one with the canister that you empty...It does not vacuum well at all, I can pick up stuff off the carpets better that the that. And then I bought a eureka vacuum from costco, not only is it hard to push, 4 months the screw came off the handle and is in the vaccum itself.....It is supposed to be industrial, and it is with a bag....and NEVER ever have I seen such scrap....I have new carpets so that is not the problem here...I also have pets....I do not want a tyson 3000 or whatever they are called...although they say they are good, and after what I have spent in these 2 vacuums I should have bought the tyson...So any suggestions or what you like would be appreciated...I am just fed up with picking up JUNK :PThanks you all..
i have had all different vacuums the one i have is the best i have ever had,oreck,it has great suction and very light weight i have upright and the cylander they are easy push pic dog hair up and get right into the pile to both great i have had it years but they still sell them,i also kept my old dyson the dco1 because all the other dysons seem to go wrong,the handles break the motor dosnt last 2 minutes you dont hve that problem with o1,but i would definitly recomend the oreck good luck hope you get sorted

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