Dyson Ball
Conventional vacuums with fixed wheels can be awkward to steer. Dyson Ball™ vacuums turn on a dime, maneuvering easily around furniture and other obstacles. Key components, including the motor, are located inside the ball for a low center of gravity and greater stability.
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Dyson Ball engineering
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The ball has been engineered to hold many of the machine’s key components, including the motor and cord rewind system. The motor and motor housing is suspended on vibration isolation mounts to transmit less noise and vibration.
The surface of the ball is smooth to reduce friction and prevent it from digging into the carpet pile
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The motor and other components are located inside the ball itself, creating a low center of gravity and greater stability. Latest Ball™ technology has been engineered to hold more key components. Clutter around the outside of the machine has been reduced, making the machines more streamlined and allowing them to steer easily into difficult places.
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Dyson engineers have been working to improve vacuum cleaner cyclone technology since inventing it more than 30 years ago. It’s why Dyson cyclones capture more dirt and dust than any other cyclone technology.
The latest Dyson Ball™ vacuums have Radial Root Cyclone™ technology with remodeled airflows to maximize suction power. Improved flow efficiency reduces turbulence and preserves air pressure, so more microscopic particles are removed by the inner cyclones.
These refinements help to remove more dirt, dust, allergens and pet hair from the home.
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Dyson Ball™ vacuums are available in different sizes, and with different cleaner heads and tools. Compare the full range, and find the right machine for your home.
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