Vacuum cleaner bagless hepa filter cyclone vacuum cleaner for home use
- Ref Price:
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- Loading Port:
- Ningbo
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 2480 pc
- Supply Capability:
- 50000 pc/month
- Option:
- Multi color available
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Item specifice
Model number:
BST-833
Power:
800W
Vol/Freq:
220V/50Hz
MOQ:
1 full container
Payment terms:
TT deposit 30% ,70% against BL
Certificates:
GS,ROHS,CE approval
Sample:
Available
Sample lead time:
around 10 days
Package:
1pc/giftbox
Loading ability:
1040pcs/20' GP, 2480pcs/40'HQ
Delivery time:
around 35 days
FEATURE:
Compact model
Hose swivel 360 rotation
Full bag indicator
no speed control
CE,GS.RoHS approval
1. Product details
| Specification | |||
| Product Model | BST-833 | Size | 295x202x215mm |
| Vol/Freq | 220V/50Hz | Rated Power | 800W (motor with copper winding) |
| Vacuum(KPa) | ≥12 | Airflow(m³/min) | ≥1.2 |
| Dust capacity(L) | 1.2 | Wire/cable length(m) | 4.5 |
Accessory | |||
1. Plastic tube 2. Plastic floor brush | |||
3. Standard small brush 4. Dustbag, capacity 1.2L | |||
| 5. Giftbox packaging 6. Power cord:4.5m | |||
7. American plug and cord | |||
| 8. Injection color | |||
2. Packing
| Packing information | |||
| Package | 1pc/giftbox | Package Size | 380x275x270 mm |
| Loading ability | 1040 pcs for 1x20'GP | Loading ability | 2150pcs for 40'GP |
| Loading ability | 2480pcs for 40'HQ | MOQ | 2480pcs |
3. Factory information
Q: Are you a factory or trading company? A: We are a factory since 2003.
Q: What is your MOQ? A: 1 x 40HQ, you can mix different models.
Q: Can I get some samples? A: Yes, sample lead time is around 10 days.
Q: How is your product quality? A: Clients include Wal-Mart and Carrefour. GS/CE/EMC/EMF/RoHs/ERP/ETL/CB approval.
Q: Where can I use this machine? A: You can use for sand cleaning, wall cleaning, flooring cleaning, window cleaning, under bed, under desk, wall corner, air conditioner… | |||
- Q:Vacuum cleaners scare the crap out of me! I have to hold my breath before I turn one on. And my brother turned one on and came at me with it and I screamed... It's hilarious but I can't help it. If this is a real phobia could someone tell me the name of it? Hahahaha, thanks. =]
- Of course. maybe you developed that fear when you were young. Fear is developed out of associations. For example in your case, the vacuum cleaner at first was just a neutral stimulus to you but maybe there was a aversive stimulus that you have associated with the vacuum cleaner. After several subsequent pairing of the Vacuum cleaner and that aversive stimulus, your fear of the aversive stimulus has been passed on to the cleaner. now even without the presence of the aversive stimulus, because of conditioning, you developed that fear.
- Q:For wall to wall carpets. Thanks.
- I have a Bissell bagless. I got it from Walmart for under $100. It's a good vacuum, and I have pet fur around the house. The Bissell bagless doesn't blink an eye at my cat fur. I am thinking about purchasing a dirt devil to assist me with the stairs. The stairs drive me nuts.
- Q:How much do you think a Kirby Vacuum cleaner goes for in 2008. I had a retailer come to my house and gave me a godawful price..i want to see if his price matches yoursJohn J M
- Rip off! Invest in a central vac or even better an iRobot Roomba.
- Q:what are the faults that occur in a vacuum cleaner how to rectify them ? esp. when its not getting start .i think it contains a dc motor (but of what type i dont know).thanks in advance
- given your level of knowledge about vacuum cleaners my best advice would be throw away the broken one and buy a new one. But let's say you decided not to take that advice. Then take the broken machine to a professional repairman. Let's say you didn't want to do that either. First let me warn you again that one of the first two solutions are your best bet. So you can't afford a new vacuum cleaner or to pay someone else to fix it. Ok. Unplug it from the wall. Check the plug and power chord carefully. Look for anything broken or bent. Replace any broken, bent or worn parts. By the way, make sure the outlet is functional. Take something you know is working and plug into the same outlet. If the working item does not work in that particular outlet then the outlet is broken. If the forgoing did not fix the machine then you really, really need to go with the first or second suggestion. If you can't then you have to open up the machine and see if you can find out anything wrong with the innards. Before doing that, check the vacuum hose, intake and filter. Make sure that none of these is clogged or broken. Replace any broken parts and clear any clogs. If you have to open up the machine then we are out of my depth. Yes I could tell you that after you make very, very, VERY, certain that the damn thing is not plugged into the wall, use a volt ohm meter to check the continuity of the wires and replace any broken ones. But if you don't know what a volt ohm meter is, you need to give this project up before hurt yourself.
- Q:I am a vacuum cleaner expert. I'm sure many folks know a little more as far as models and dates of manufacture, but that's easy research stuff. Not to put anyone down surely- in fact much of my books appeal would be accredited to the beautiful images of particular models and their history. Aside from your typical coffee table book styling, my book would go deeper into the actual function of vacuum cleaners. Sort of an investigative attempt to dispel myth from fact, or hype from reality. quot;BORING G G...quot;, you might say. Well maybe, but have you ever picked up a book that captured your attention simply because it was done well. Then later you found yourself flipping back in your mind about some detail you recalled from that book? Hey, everyone cleans their floor right? My desire to write an in depth book about vacuum cleaners might be well accepted. Who knows? If you have any suggestions or ideas that might help me with my outline for the book please let me know.
- no i have instruct already
- Q:What are some great vacuum cleaners? Price is a factor. Which ones have worked well and lasted longer for you?
- Henry, hands down.
- 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:which Vacuum cleaners
- I recommend Dyson if you can afford it.
- Q:Besides the price, are their any major differences between the two vacuum cleaners?
- Only difference I see is the Animal comes with dry powder and spot spray cleaners. The technical specs are the exact same. I'd say save the $50 and get the Full Kit.
- Q:Hoover or Kenmore? I say Kenmore, because a gladiator would like greater quality. I have thought Kenmore would be a gladiator's best friend when it comes to vacuuming. I have thought that the guy would go for Kenmore Progressive canister vacuum cleaner to buy and use, instead of a Hoover vacuum cleaner that is made in China or Mexico, for quality reasons. I thought Kenmore would sound more gladiator-like than Hoover. Also because of performance and that a Kenmore would hold up better than any Hoover that is one the market. I would say gladiators in general prefer Kenmore over Hoover for quality, performance, reliability, and ease of use. Because of this. I do think it would be a minority of them that would prefer Hoover than Kenmore.
- Yes , I think you are correct , a gladiator would prefer a Kenmore vacuum cleaner...........
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Vacuum cleaner bagless hepa filter cyclone vacuum cleaner for home use
- Ref Price:
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- Loading Port:
- Ningbo
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 2480 pc
- Supply Capability:
- 50000 pc/month
- Option:
- Multi color available
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