What is a cyclone vacuum cleaner?

Although cyclonic technology has only been known since the late 1900s, its usage and use in contemporary vacuum cleaners has been ubiquitous in recent decades. Initially, it was used in heavy industries as a built-in central vacuum as a means of removing dust and particles from inside structures. 

This was accomplished by the employment of a central vacuum system. This technique was used as an alternative to traditional filtered vacuums, which were prone to clogging and required regular maintenance.

It wasn’t until the 1990s that this technology was first used in handheld home vacuums such as uprights and canisters. As time has progressed, people have become more aware of the advantages of using vacuum cleaners equipped with cyclonic technology, which has led to their being just as prevalent, if not more frequent, than those without such technology.

However, what exactly does a cyclone vacuum cleaner perform, and what are some of the advantages of using one?

What does a cyclonic vacuum cleaner do?

A cyclonic vacuum cleaner works by drawing dirt and particles through a filter and into a collecting receptacle at a very high rate of speed using an electric motor for cleaning power. The motor generates a little air vortex inside the container, which helps to isolate the particles from the surrounding air and directs them to the perimeter of the container. 

After then, gravity does its job, and the particles make their way to the base of the container. The material that is scooped up is deposited directly into the bin, which is also where the filter is located. This is one reason why many cyclonic and multi-cyclonic Hoovers give uninterrupted suction power.

After that, the vessel may be removed, emptied into a garbage can, and then reattached; after that, the cleaning process can be restarted.

Why is cyclonic separation vacuum cleaner superior to other types?

Bagless

The lack of a bag is the characteristic that differentiates cyclonic vacuum cleaners from others that do not use cyclone technology. Because of this, cyclonic cleaners have a very distinctive appearance, since the bin is often see-through.

Because the air is drawn in only one direction, bagged vacuum cleaners are unable to distinguish between dirt and dust. As a result, all of the debris gets sucked up into the bag before it settles to the bottom. 

Cyclonic vacuum cleaners are able to separate the particles from the air and do not need the use of a bag because of this ability. Bagged regular vacuum cleaners have a greater capacity, which is an advantage; however, this capacity also implies that the vacuum cleaners get heavier as they are used more.

A bagless vacuum cleaner is not only more convenient to use in terms of speed and ease of emptying, but it also has lower operating costs and eliminates the need for new bags.

There was no decrease in suction

Although not all cyclonic vacuum cleaners with internal canisters can make the claim that there is no loss of suction if they haven’t been tested, a significant number of models do, and they wouldn’t be able to make this claim without the use of cyclonic technology. 

The most common reasons for a vacuum’s loose suction include an overstuffed bag, clogged filters, and blockages in the air flow. As a result of the way in which cyclone-based Hoover vacuums perform their functions, the filters do not get clogged, there is no bag to overfill, and there are no obstacles present in the air movement.

Because there is no lack of suction, you will get steady and rigorous cleaning throughout the whole of usage. There is no reduction in suction with our Upright 300 model.

HEPA filter

Cyclonic vacuum cleaners often use HEPA filters, which stand for high-efficiency particulate air filters. When you vacuum, dust mites, pollen, and mould spores are among the microscopic, potentially hazardous particles that HEPA filters take up and hold. 

These particles are so minute that they may be taken up and re-released if there is not a filter installed, which can be a nightmare for those who suffer from allergies and people who have difficulties with their respiratory systems.

Our selection of cyclonic HEPA vacuum cleaners will be able to collect these small particles and guarantee that they are not discharged back into the house. This will help to contribute to the creation of an atmosphere that is free of both allergens and pollution.

To produce an allergy-free environment that is completely risk-free, this product works well with our whole line of air purifiers.

Multi-cyclonic

Multi-cyclonic vacuum cleaners are superior in terms of removing dirt and dust particles from the air and extending the useful life of the filters. These vacuum cleaners also have a higher level of efficiency overall. 

A multi-cyclone vacuum cleaner achieves amazing results and a thorough cleaning in the house or workplace by optimising the airflow to a greater extent than a single-cyclone vacuum cleaner.

Alternatives without a cord

Cyclonic technology is not used by all bagless cordless vacuum cleaners. Nevertheless, because of the lack of a bag and the fact that cyclonic technology may be minimised while still successfully separating dirt and dust, it is simple to include cyclonic technology into portable vacuum cleaners. 

Conclusion

Whether it’s upright, cordless, or cylinder vacuum cleaners, they all include cyclonic suction, which is a form of cleaning that is both practical and sanitary, and it offers a simple way to clean the house.