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Wet and Dry Industrial Vacuum Cleaner Car Vacuum Cleaner

Wet and Dry Industrial Vacuum Cleaner Car Vacuum Cleaner

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100 unit
Supply Capability:
40000 unit/month

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Wet and Dry Industrial Vacuum Cleaner Car Vacuum Cleaner

Company introduction

We are a professional vacuum cleaner and vacuum motor company. Among our 1000 staff, there are over 30 engineers and technicians who have at least 5-10 years experience in the vacuum cleaner and vacuum motors field. We have been certified by TUV and obtained ISO9001:2008 and ISO14001 certificate


with EU ERP CERTI(almost CLASS B),we have cooperation with“TUV/ GS /SGS/ Eurofins” certification authority, we did SASO/SII CERTI for Middle east custom before, and all of the certificate that our clients’ required.


We support the vacuum cleaner and fittings and vacuum motor. The vacuum cleaner and vacuum motor are purchased by Europe, East Asia, North American the Middle East, Africa. Our vacuum cleaner surface is made by injection moulding or spray lacquer. We support dry vacuum motor and dry-wet vacuum motor that are used to assemble the mower, cleaner, small electric equipment.



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Q3: Can we get support if we have our own market position?


 


A3: Please inform us your detailed mind on your market demand, we will discuss and propose helpful suggestion for you, to find the best solution for you.




Q1. Which certification do you have for the products ?


CE,CB,GS,RoHS,3C


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?
I don't quite understand your question; but a fun fact that is in most cases, the sound of vacuum cleaners or fans often soothe and calm an infant. It mimics the sound of white noise that they hear while in the womb and offers comfort. If you're looking for an appropriate time to vaccuum, do so when your baby is awake, and had everything tended for (feeding, diaper, etc) for the moment.
Q: should i try vacuum cleaners or fridges instead
hahaha
Q: I hate vacuum cleaners because they're so loud and I'm sensitive to loud noises.
I'm a Vac Tech! Wow this is the first time I can say this. You have gotten a lot of good answers. The Central Vac is the quietest, because its mounted out in the garage. You can barely hear it, and it is the absolute cleanest way to vacuum. 100% of what you vacuum is removed from the living area. You can install C-vacs in most existing homes with very little if any at all damage to your walls. Its rare for us to have to do a patch job. Beam is the best brand. Good advice, have the dealer run the machines. Make the dude sell it to you. Run every machine in the shop if you have to, thats what they are there for. If I had to recommend a portable unit, Kevin nailed it. The miele S5 series. Thats it! Thats the one you want. Super quiet. Best on the market. One of the most durable units out there. German built, and here's an interesting fact. Miele is the only company that hepa rates the exhuast on the vacuum itself and not just the filter. It really does what it claims. I've tested it with a particulate counter myself. No other company can boast that.
Q: For a school project, I need to know the most common and annoying problems that you people are facing with vacuum cleaners. Try to be creative and just write whatever comes to your mind. Thanks ppl :D
I've had several... Hair gets in the brush attachments of the cleaning tools The belt somehow gets twisted Loose dust and dirt clings to the opening of the bag so when you change the bad, it kinda poofs in the air or falls back on the floor The vacuum runs over its own cord (well..it doesn't just run over its own cord...obviously...but the cord gets in the way) My old hoover vacuum used to always get stuff trapped in the flexible hose and I had to use a coat hanger to pry it back out Sometimes they smell odd when in use...like old dust or something.
Q: I need a good one that has edge cleaner, easy to maneuver, not too heave (under 20lbs) and quality. I like the bag-less type. Thanks for your input.
Sharp.
Q: I need a good quality vacuum that is not to expensive. I have a dog so I was thinking a pet hair cleaner. can anyone give me some suggestions?
Loads of great quality vacuum cleaners at Nilfix...
Q: and which is best
Bagless vacuums make a mess when being emptied. Some may actually pick up better, but unless you empty the vacuum outside you are just redistributing the dust back into the house.
Q: I have a company that sells vacuums and takes trade-ins, I need to find someone who will buy these used vacuums that have been traded in on our new system.
we need more info please .........................
Q: I had two vacuum cleaners from Bissell. One has a problem with the belt piece and can't be repaired, and the other has started to come apart (roller and roller pin, belt latch, and even the dust cup has come off the vacuum cleaner on its own and not even full.)I have been meaning to get a new vacuum cleaner since both cleaners are pretty old. I have a hard tiled floor in the bathroom, kitchen, and pantry (where my cat has her litter box), and I have a carpeted floor in both the living room and bedroom. I'm on a tight budget and I have to keep my apartment extremely clean for my landlord's random inspections,
check with Which? - an excellent unbiased publication.
Q: Vacuum cleaners work by suction and suck up dirt. That would finally be correct usage of the word suck.
While an open-ended vacuum does, literally, suck, one usually refers to the process, suction, specifically suction power when referring to the machine's action. One might be more specific/scientific refer to force of the vacuum if one were attempt to weigh the merits of various vacuum cleaners, although this is usually done by comparing relative measures of engine horsepower. Usually, of course, a practical demonstration is called for given. As for the negative connotations given to the term in common parlance, there are two possibilities: 1) It is an abbreviated version of the term more euphemistically stated as vacuums excrement. 2) It could refer to a negative memory of an adolescent experiment w/ a machine... The former seems more likely. But, as Fats Waller used to say: One never knows... Do one?

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