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Micrometer (µm) A unit of measure equal to 1/1,000,000 meter (10-6 meter). The forces applied by the power of the brush motor or turbine enable the brush roll to revolve, its brushes and beater bars moving the carpet fibers. Power Nozzle A special attachment for deep cleaned carpets. According to the National Institute of Standards and Technology (formerly known as the National Bureau of Standards) as stated in their Metric Style Guide this term should be used instead of the obsolete term micron.

The discovery of nylon in 1935 by Wallace H. See also our article on Filtration Efficiency -, ULPA, etc. Brushing Action The act of brushing a carpet's fibers, often by a revolving brush roll. This enhances flow and extends the filter media's effective life span.

In a vacuumed and cleaned, it generally refers to the movement of through the vacuumed and cleaned or central and is measured in cubic feet per minute (C. Electrostatic Filter A type of filter media consisting of very fine synthetic fibers on which a static electric charge builds as passes through them. A newer term for millibars used by US scientists and the rest of the world is hectopascals (hPa). This charge attracts even the smallest of and allergen particles, aiding the filter in retaining them.

Filtration The through which passes to have particles removed from it. Clean- Design A vacuumed and cleaned design in which the flow which picks up the dirt is cleaned by the filtering before it passes through the fan or fans of the suction motor. S-Class Filter A designation used by Europeans to indicate that a filter meets stringent standards like the British Standard 5415 and German norm: DIN 2418B Ti-E EU 13 for filtration performance. It is the best adsorbent since its many empty spaces give it a large internal surface to hold particles.

Usually rated as amperage (amps). This indicates that the filter meets stringent standards like the British Standard 5415 and German norm: DIN 2418B Ti-E EU 13 for filtration performance. Someone at The Hoover Company got the lofty idea to use "MACH" numbers to represent how many deluxe features are on their various WindTunnel upright models.