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Document Number
US Patent 3835626
Issued Date
September 17, 1974
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Abstract
A vacuum cleaner including a two-stage filtering system positioned within a cleaner body for filtering the air before it passes through an electric motor fan unit. The two-stage filtering system comprises a first dust collecting receptacle having incorporated therein a filtering screen of a relatively large mesh size and detachably positioned within the cleaner body. The filtering system further includes a second filtering member of fine mesh size located immediately downstream of the first dust collecting receptacle within the cleaner body with its inlet opening communicating with the outlet opening of the first receptacle. Air with entrained dirt and dust particles taken into the cleaner body passes initially through the first receptacle where dust having a relatively large size is filtered from the air stream by the filtering screen and through the second filtering member where fine dust particles are removed from the air flow.
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Published
September 17, 1974
Application Number
05/195,802
Filed
November 4, 1971
US Classification
55/319   15/327.1 55/372 55/382 55/481 55/DIG.3
Int'l Classification
A47L   5/36   (20060101)   A47L   5/22   (20060101)   A47L   9/10   (20060101)   B01D   50/00   (20060101)  
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This application is a continuation of prior copending application Ser. No. 806.974 filed Mar. 13, 1969, now abandoned.
USPTO Field of Search
55/372   55/315   55/318   55/319   55/323   55/334   55/342   55/343   55/366   55/378   55/374   55/361   55/305   55/357   55/376   55/418   55/429   55/472   55/481   15/327R   15/327D   15/327E   15/347   15/352   15/332  
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