Gas separation – Residue access – handling or removing means – Separable collection container
Reexamination Certificate
2003-02-26
2008-09-02
Hopkins, Robert A (Department: 1797)
Gas separation
Residue access, handling or removing means
Separable collection container
C055S430000, C055S459100, C055S466000
Reexamination Certificate
active
07419523
ABSTRACT:
This invention relates to a device for a vacuum cleaner comprising a cyclone chamber (10) and a collecting container (21) arranged in association with the cyclone chamber for particles separated by the cyclone. The cyclone chamber comprises an inlet (14) for dust laden air, a particle outlet (17) for particles separated by the cyclone and on outlet (15) for cleaned air. The lastmentioned outled is connected to a vacuum source and the particle outlet (15) for cleaned air. The lastmentioned outled is connected to a vacuum source and the particle outlet (17) is via a tube (18) ending in the collecting container (21). The collecting container comprises a dust bag (37) for collecting the dust particles which is a part of a continuous tube (31) of non air pervious material intended to create several bags. The invention also relates to a cassette intended to be used at the device.
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Bergling Fredrik
Miefalk Håkan
Sjöberg Göran
Aktiebolaget Electrolux
Hopkins Robert A
Pearne & Gordon LLP
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