Cyclone Vs Bagged

Advantage Cyclone Vacuum Vs Bagged Vacuums - Rubbish Collection

One of the most common questions we get asked is, what is the real difference between a Cyclone vacuum cleaner vs a Bagged Vacuum cleaner?

First, let's look at Bagged Vacuuming.

Bagged vacuum cleaners, collect and concentrate rubbish together with unwanted microbes from a large area into a small container. In bagged machines, the container is a porous filter bag. Rubbish and unwanted spoilage microbes such as bacteria, fungus, and other germs share the same filter bag.

When vacuuming, air continually passes through the collected rubbish, purging smelly gases created by spoilage microbes while decomposing. The smell is worse if the bag is partially full and left-over time, giving spoilage microbes time to multiply.

Dirty vacuum cleaner bag overflowing

Now let's look at cyclone vacuums.

With a cyclone vacuum cleaner, rubbish laden air begins separation immediately on entering the tank. On entry, rubbish is separated centrifugally and moves to the tank walls, while air is drawn towards the central Mesh Filter. In the inner cyclones, centrifugal separation moves rubbish to the cyclone walls, which then fall into a sealed non-porous bin. The air is drawn towards the central vortex and moves up and out of the cyclone tube in the opposite direction to the rubbish. Rubbish and air separate in an instance, reducing smelly air contamination. The bin design prevents re-entry of rubbish into the air stream.

 

Clean cyclone vacuum cleaner technology

Advantage Cyclone Vacuum Cleaner 

Added measures are taken with the Advantage vacuum to reduce microbe emission and contamination.

  1. The smooth bore hose reduces rubbish adhesion, and the antibacterial additives in the plastic reduce bacteria propagation, killing them when entrapped in the convolutions at the same time.
  2. The stainless rods promote air flow and the smooth bore reduces microbe adhesion.
  3. The inner, outer and bin lid components are made with antibacterial additives, have highly polished surfaces, and use low energy plastic, to reduce bacteria adhesion, killing them on the surface if they do.
  4. The orientation of the tank is vertical and with the help of gravity, bacteria have more difficulty holding onto vertical surfaces.
  5. The motor filter has antimicrobial and odour control additives, and controls microbes by entrapping, and then killing them within its structure.

Advantage is simply a better way of vacuuming without smell.

To find out more, visit our product page

www.ruggedindustries.com.au/pages/advantage

 

Advantage - cyclone, bagless vacuum cleaner advert

 

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