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No loss of suction power with InterVac\'s ribbed internal body

No loss of suction power with InterVac's ribbed internal body

by DCSE, Feb 2, 2011
Bag less vs. Bagged. Bag less vacuum manufacturers often claim that bagged vacuums lose their suction power as the bag fills up. Not so with InterVac, the ribbed internal body allows the suction power to move up as the bag fills. This results in no loss of suction power and also ensures the bag is efficiently filled, approximately 4 litres (1 US gallon) of HEPA filtered compacted dirt, bugs, germs and grime fits into a full InterVac bag.
Fire test

Fire test

Nov 27, 2010
A short video showing the fire resistance of the Bayblend FR10 ABS material used for all InterVac vacuum bodies. 
Vacuum body material

Vacuum body material

Nov 27, 2010
Bayer Corporation material specification sheet for the body material used in all InterVac vacuums.
What is HEPA filtration?

What is HEPA filtration?

Feb 9, 2011
Here's a link to the Wikipedia page on HEPA filtration.
Electro Motor Link

Electro Motor Link

Feb 9, 2011
Well you wouldn’t want a Chinese engine in a Jeep® here’s a link to the team at Electro Motors in Tennessee
Electro Motor Technical Drawing

Electro Motor Technical Drawing

Feb 9, 2011
CAD drawing of the powerful motor manufactured Electro Motor Corporation of Tennessee
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