Dyson Vacuum Cleaner Range Brochure

Dyson Engineered and Tested

Over 1,000 Dyson engineers and scientists in Britain, Singapore, and Malaysia are dedicated to inventing and improving Dyson machines. They are drawn from a broad spectrum of disciplines including electrical engineering, fluid dynamics, design, testing, robotics, software, materials, motors, aerodynamics, and more. Every member of the Dyson Research, Design, and Development team is an expert in their field, taking pride in ensuring Dyson machines outperform others and are built to last.

James Dyson, inventor of cyclone vacuum technology, states: "2 Tier Radial™ cyclones are the latest development of our patented cyclone technology. By making the cyclones smaller, the centrifugal forces inside are increased. This means we can capture even more microscopic dust in the bin, the very dust which makes others lose suction."

[Image: James Dyson, inventor of cyclone vacuum technology, holding two blue cyclone components. To the right, a collage of images depicts Dyson engineers working in various settings: testing equipment, sketching designs, collaborating in a lab, and examining components.]

[Image: A Dyson vacuum cleaner, showcasing its design and cyclone technology. To the left, a smaller Dyson vacuum cleaner is shown with its cyclone bin detached, revealing the internal cyclone structure. Below the smaller vacuum are logos for 'Dyson supporting Asthma Foundations Australia' and 'Asthma Council Sensitive Choice'.]

Over 35 Years of Invention

[Image: A visual timeline showcasing Dyson's product and technology evolution from 1974 to 2012. Key milestones include: 1974 - Ballbarrow; 1993 - Dual Cyclone™ technology and DC01; 1995 - Barrel vacuum cyclone development; 2001 - Radix Cyclone™ technology; 2005 - Ball™ technology (DC15); 2006 - Dyson Airblade™ hand dryer; 2008 - Radix Cyclone™ technology with intermediary cyclone; 2009 - Dyson digital motor and Air Multiplier™ fan; 2010 - Dyson Digital Slim™ vacuum; 2011 - Dyson Hot+Cool™ fan heater and steering mechanism for barrel vacuums; 2012 - Mini tangle-free turbine tool and 2 Tier Radial™ cyclones.]

Dyson machines have received various design awards, including the Carbon Reduction Label and Good Design™ awards.

Core Technologies

Cyclone Technology: No Loss of Suction

Other vacuum cleaners lose suction because their cyclones are inefficient, or their filters and bags clog with dust. Dyson's patented cyclone technology generates forces up to 360,000G to separate microscopic particles from the airflow, ensuring no loss of suction.

[Image: A blue bagless vacuum cleaner with a transparent bin, illustrating how other bagless cleaners might lose suction. Next to it, an image of a traditional bagged vacuum cleaner, showing dust clogging the bag.]

2 Tier Radial™ Cyclones

This advanced system features two tiers of cyclones working in parallel to increase airflow and capture more microscopic dust than any other vacuum. Key components include:

• Outer cyclone: Captures larger debris and hair.
• Inner cyclones: Extract microscopic particles down to 0.5 microns, including mould spores and bacteria.
• Vortex fingers: Guide airflow, reducing turbulence and noise.
• Shroud: Directs airflow for efficient capture.
• Cyclone gaskets: Airtight seals maintain pressure.
• Self-inflating seal: Maintains pressure difference in cyclone chambers.
• Finite element analysis: Reduces weight without compromising robustness.

[Image: Detailed exploded view diagram of the 2 Tier Radial™ cyclone system, illustrating the airflow path and components. Smaller historical diagrams show the evolution of Dyson cyclone technology from 1993 to 2011.]

Ball™ Technology

Dyson Ball™ vacuums offer superior maneuverability. The ball houses the motor, polycarbonate air ducts, and cable, lowering the center of gravity for easy control. This technology allows the vacuum to turn on the spot [? 360° rotation emoji], making it easy to steer around furniture and obstacles without awkward moves. Axle bearings ensure smooth rotation, and vibration isolation mounts reduce noise and vibration.

[Image: Cutaway view of a Dyson Ball vacuum cleaner, showing the internal components housed within the ball, including the motor, air ducts, and cable rewind system.]

Advanced Cleaner Head Technology

Dyson cleaner heads are engineered for optimal dirt pick-up across all floor types. Features include:

• Self-adjusting cleaner head / Active base plate: Automatically adjusts its height to maintain optimal contact with carpets and hard floors, reducing air leaks and retaining suction. [Image: Diagram showing the active base plate lowering on hard floors and rising on carpet.]
• Carbon fibre brush bar: Ultra-fine anti-static carbon fibre filaments remove fine dust from hard floors, while stiff nylon bristles tackle ground-in dirt on carpets.
• Musclehead™ tool: Self-adjusts to floor types and has a low profile for cleaning under furniture. [Image: Musclehead™ tool demonstrating self-adjustment on different surfaces.]
• Triggerhead tool: Turbine head activated at the handle for convenience. [Image: Hand holding the handle of a vacuum, showing the trigger control for the brush bar.]

Dyson Digital Motor

Dyson's digital motors are smaller, faster (up to 104,000 rpm), and more power-efficient than conventional motors. They provide the power needed for high suction and fade-free battery performance in cordless models.

Choosing the Right Dyson Vacuum Cleaner

Consider these factors when selecting a vacuum:

• Type of clean: Main clean (barrel/upright), quick cleans (handstick), spot cleans (handheld). [Icon: Vacuum cleaner and broom]
• Ease of use: Ball™ technology for maneuverability, brush bar control, high-reach wands.
• Type of floor: Different heads for carpets, hard floors, and mixed surfaces.
• Size of house: Full-size for family homes [Icon: Large house], medium for villas/apartments [Icon: Medium house], compact for studios [Icon: Small house].
• Pet hair removal: Specific tools and powerful suction for pet owners. [Icon: Dog and cat]
• Allergy sufferers: HEPA filtration and cyclone technology to capture allergens. All Dyson uprights and barrels are accepted by the National Asthma Council Australia. [Icon: Pollen and dust mite]

Dyson Vacuum Cleaner Range Overview

Dyson offers various models categorized by type:

Barrels

Large – for family homes:

• DC 39 motorhead
• DC 39 animal
• DC 39 allergy
• DC 39 multi floor
• DC 29 multi floor
• DC 47 multi floor

Uprights

Large – for family homes:

• DC 41 animal
• DC 40 allergy

Medium/small – for villas, apartments, studios and one bedroom flats:

• DC 50 multi floor
• DC 33 multi floor

Handsticks

For in-between cleans:

• DC 44 animal
• DC 35 animal
• DC 34 animal
• DC 34

Handhelds

For spot cleans (cordless models):

• DC 34 Animal
• DC 34

Detailed Model Comparison Table

*Available from April 2013 onwards. **Dyson's recommended retail prices correct as at March 2013 but subject to change.

Accessories

Dyson engineers have developed a range of tools to fit your Dyson vacuum cleaner, for every kind of cleaning task:

• Stubborn dirt brush: Ideal for cleaning mud and dried-in dirt from floors and upholstery. [Image: Stubborn dirt brush]
• Mattress tool: Ideal for removing dirt and dust mite faeces from mattresses and upholstery. [Image: Mattress tool]
• Up top tool: Twists to give multiple angles for cleaning hard-to-reach surfaces. [Image: Up top tool]
• Soft dusting brush: Ideal for cleaning blinds and dusting around the home. [Image: Soft dusting brush]
• Flexi crevice tool: Extends and flexes into awkward gaps in the home or the car. [Image: Flexi crevice tool]
• Groom tool: Self-cleans and offers mess-free, vacuum-assisted dog grooming. [Image: Groom tool]
• Flat Out™ head: Super-low profile for easier cleaning under low furniture. [Image: Flat Out™ head]
• Swivel hard floor tool: Ideal for pick-up on hard floors. [Image: Swivel hard floor tool]
• Mini tangle-free turbine tool: Ideal for picking up hair from stairs and upholstery without tangling. Uses counter-rotating heads with brushes. [Image: Mini tangle-free turbine tool]
• Turbine head: For high dirt and pet hair pick-up from carpets. [Image: Turbine head]
• Tool kit: Includes Stubborn dirt brush, Mini soft dusting brush, Mattress tool, and Extendable hose. [Image: Tool kit]
• Car cleaning kit: Includes Flexi crevice tool, Stubborn dirt brush, and Mini tangle-free turbine tool. [Image: Car cleaning kit]

Customer Service and Support

[Image: Diagram illustrating Dyson's customer service process: a circular flow showing Dyson Helpline, Machine delivery, Machine collection, and Dyson engineers.]

Dyson is committed to the highest standard of customer service:

• Dyson Helpline: The majority of calls are resolved over the phone, first time around.
• 2 Year Guarantee: Every Dyson vacuum cleaner comes with a 2-year parts and labour guarantee.
• Machine Delivery/Collection: If a problem can't be solved over the phone, Dyson will collect the machine from any address, home or work, for repair and return anywhere in Australia.
• Dyson Engineers: Problems are diagnosed and solved within 72 hours.

Dyson is recognized as Australia's No.1 trusted brand in Vacuum Cleaners category (2012).

For cleaning tips, advice about Dyson accessories, or to find out about new technology, contact Dyson:

Phone: 1800 239 766

Website: www.dyson.com.au

Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00 am to 6:00 pm EST, Saturday - Sunday 8:30 am to 4:00 pm EST.