[Len Gribble]

John

Not being a techno, what lift dose pro dry vacs give? We all talk about our machines what psi/cfm’s in dry vac terms it’s wattage.

You a bully??? Don’t think so!

Len

[Dynafoam]

Len,

The 1200W vac unit of the Henry has a stated airflow of 45Ltrs/sec, which equates to approx 95.35 cfm (this figure will reduce when the resistance of the filter, hose etc. is factored in).

It's lift is quoted as 2600mm = 102.36 inches.

[Ian Gourlay]

When I started I did not investigate the Vac market aswell as I should.

I do not know if Cleantalk was around in 2000 AD

Plus I might not have been the net junkie I am today

Thinking about with the exception of Prochem I do not think vacs were mentioned in any of the catalougues at the time

There was no suggestion of buying one as part of a start up package.


So I went out and bought a Dyson with Heppa filteration. Long before I had read  any of the  JP. and RS  litrature.  As I thought this was the most powerful upright and techniclogically advanced machine available tp man.


So how supperior in technical terms are The Sebbo and Victor machines to the Dyson.

My guarantee ran out years ago so it does not matter that I did not buy the Dyson that says Commercial.

And do they suck better than Henry on suites.