Description
These vacuum cleaners frequently have rubber wheels that enable them to follow the user on various surfaces. Industrial vacuum cleaners create negative pressure by using alternating current (AC) power to operate a high-pressure fan. Air and particles are drawn in by the vacuum formed and then sent through a series of filters before being deposited in a bag or collection area. The production of negative pressure is the first step in the operation of an industrial vacuum cleaner. A tiny motor alters the pressure inside the wand by creating an opposing force. For industrial vacuum cleaners to generate enough negative pressure to draw in the bulky things it collects, much more energy is needed.
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