Handheld Vacuum Cleaner uv sterilization for bed mattress sofa

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Supply Capability:: 50000 pc/month

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Model number:	BST-701	Power:	250W	Vol/Freq:	220V/50Hz
MOQ:	1100pcs	Features:	UV light for killing mites & bacteria	Certificates:	GS,ROHS,CE approval
Sample:	Available	Sample lead time:	around 10 days	Bulk order lead time:	around 35 days
Payment terms:	TT deposit 30% ,70% against BL

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FEATURE:

UV light for killing mites & bacteria
254Wnm UV wave
12000 hours lifetime for UV light, 3 point sense protect for eyes
Beat 3600 times/min
Steriliization for bed,sofa,pillow,bed sheet, curtain etc
Handheld vacumm are small, lightweight machines designed for qucik cleans

Handheld Vacuum Cleaner uv sterilization for bed mattress sofa 1. Product details

Specification
Product Model	BST-701	Size	300x290x160mm
Vol/Freq	220V/50Hz	Power	250 W (motor with copper winding)
Vacuum(KPa)	≥10	Wire length(m)	4.5 m
Dust capacity	100ml	Plug	VDE plug
Accessory
1. 1 small brush

Handheld Vacuum Cleaner uv sterilization for bed mattress sofa

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Package	4pc/ctn	Package Size	355x415x700 mm
Loading ability	1100 pcs for 1x20'GP	Loading ability	2225 pcs for 40'GP
Loading ability	2575 pcs for 40'HQ	MOQ	1100 pcs
3. Factory information 4. FAQ 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…

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Q:Manufacturing Engineering?: 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:My vacuum cleaner isnt working???? HELP!?: first check the attachments, if you don't have suction, then the machine is clogged, if you have a shop vac or another vacuum you can use its attachments to try and pull the clog back out the way it came in ( sometimes you can use a broom stick to push a clog out but you need to be careful not to tear the hose ). If you have suction and the brush roll doesn't turn than the belt is broken or stretched out ( they should be changed every six months to a year ) consult the owners manual on how to change the belt, or take it to a vacuum shop most can change the belt on the spot for pretty cheap.

Q:how to make a vacuum cleaners?: Go to Walmart and buy one, or go to a yard sale and buy one. To produce a custom vacuum means custom parts and custom pieces... so It will be very expensive...

Q:What happens when two vacuum cleaners fight it out?: I had to get rid of my vacuum cleaner as it just sat there, collecting dust

Q:Why do vacuum cleaners usually have lights on the front, do they expect you to vacuum at night?: Have you ever vacumed under the bed? In a closet? Under the table? Those are all grounds for breeding dust bunnies! You cannot always get all of them if you cannot see them!

Q:Vacuum cleaners HELP!!!!! I have been looking all over the place trying to find recommendations for ...?: You get what you pay for. You can buy a cheap vacuum, then buy another one in a few years or less, or you can buy a really good one to start with and buy fewer of them over the years. I bought a used Filter Queen in 1988 for $500, it still works great, and it's had hard use including construction clean-up. It's had one $75 tune-up in all that time. It might outlive me. Around the time I bought that one, I also had a $50 vacuum. I bought two of those in a year.

Q:Will human hair clog the Dyson DC25 Animal?: Hi, okorder.com/ Best wishes, Ryan Dyson Customer Service

Q:Xbox 360 vacuum dust?: It's absolutely not safe, vacuum cleaners produce static electricity which can fry the system.

Q:Vacuum Cleaners.?: Hello, I work for a vacuum shop and i would suggest a central vacuum system, if you can afford it. They are by far more efficient and the only vacuum that removes the dirt, dust, allergents etc completly from your home. Traditional vacuums, even the best ones will allow those things to recirculate back into the air. If a central vacuum is something you dont want to do, then i would suggest a Miele canister. Very lightweight, quiet, great filtration and easy to use. There a bit pricey, but worth it. German made, 7 year warranty and specific tools for bare floors and carpeting. Check ouy the source links to find out more. A lot of good information to research there.

Q:If sound doesnt travel through a vacuum, why are vacuum cleaners so loud?: Some comments: Vacuum literally means, a space containing nothing. Vacuum in that sense does not exist inside a vacuum cleaner, but then it also doesn't exist anywhere else in the universe either. A vacuum cleaner produces what is often called partial vacuum (i.e., a region of lower-than-atmospheric pressure.) It is the wind rushing into that partial vacuum that picks up the dust out of your carpet and carries it to the filter bag. The higher the vacuum, the less sound will be able to propagate through it, but as other posters have already pointed out, the machine is not in the vacuum, the vacuum is in the machine. The noise that you hear does not come from the motor. If you pulled the electric motor out of a vacuum cleaner and plugged it in to the wall, the most you would hear would be a gentle hum. The noise mostly comes from the BLOWER---the metal blades attached to the motor that move the air. If it were designed by an aeronautical engineer, then the blower might not make much noise either, but it wasn't. It was designed by some hack copying a design that worked well enough for someone before. The noise mostly comes from turbulence created behind the blades as they move through the air. More noise is created by turbulence in the wind that rushes up the pipe and into the bag.

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