I'm not talking about different brands. I want to know different types of vacuums, such as cyclone vacuums...etc.
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Upright, canister, central vac, and Cyclone
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http://auto.howstuffworks.com/rotary-engine.htm\nhttp://www.monito.com/wankel/wankel.html\nhttp://www.keveney.com/Wankel.html\nhttp://www.rotaryengineillustrated.com/\nhttp://www.answers.com/topic/mazda-wankel-engine\nhttp://www.citroen.mb.ca/citroenet/miscellaneous/wankel/wankel1.html\nhttp://www.rotaryeng.net/\nhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0786411775/\nhttp://www.suzukicycles.org/RE5/RE5-Rotary.shtml\nhttp://www.absoluteastronomy.com/enc1/wankel_engine
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http://www.aireo.com/\nhttp://www.century21.com/learn/specialty_markets/commercial.aspx
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They already exist. Here's one report related to one product and an analysis of advantages versus disadvantages. \nhttp://www.epri.com/OrderableitemDesc.asp?oilnid=122490&targetnid=12&marketnid=5&oitype=1&oilnum=TR-104988&searchdate=5/13/95\n\nAnd, another discussion:\nhttp://www.europa.com/~ruralite/energy%20topics/laundry.html\n\nAnd, a trade journal article:\nhttp://www.appliancemagazine.com/ae/editorial.php?article=150&zone=215&first=1
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The fastest and easiest way is to search using www.google.com and using precise statements on what your wanting. The next best thing is to call a business that maybe similar to the one your starting and find out which local manufactures they get their materials from.
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E-mail us ... we have a vast collection. Just remember that "rare" implies exactly that. You'll need to be more specific in your inquiries.
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Relax honey ! Just go to this one webpage, and you will get all the details you need :\nhttp://www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyclone\nBest of luck, dear !\n:-))
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You  can try the following search engines
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There are many different types depending on the type of perforating you have in mind. There are the types for arts & crafts, types for home office, and there are types for heavy duty business use.\n\nYour best bet is to browse a few Websites that picture them and describe their purpose until you find the one that does what you want it to do.\n\nI have used a Fiskars trimmer with perforating blade to create tear-off receipts on invoice sheets. These make a dashed perforation through the sheet and can handle about three sheets at a time.\n\nThe Fiskars unit I have is very similar to the Carl Rotary Trimmer I found on the Website of Office Depot.\n\nThere is the base unit which comes with a straight blade and can take a variety of other blades. (1)\n\nAdd to that the Perforating/Scoring Heavy-Duty Rotary Trimmer Blade and you can do perforating by using heavy pressure, scoring by using lighter pressure. (2)\n\nWith the Deckle/Victorian-Cut Rotary Trimmer Blade you can adapt the trimmer to scrapbooking. Much easier than using those funny scissors that come in kits.\n\nI also use a creasing blade, which is just a blunted blade that helps me to score a fold for making my own greeting cards using heavy card stock.\n\nIf your idea is not home and craft use, then here's a link to dedicated commercial machines: (4)\n\nThere are other processes that are called perforating. If this answer does not fit what you have in mind, either add your description to details or contact me by clicking on my icon. Once upon a time I was a craft instructor and have had a chance to see lots of different ways to achieve results.
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car, windmill, bicycle, propeller, anything with gears, hope this helps
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I've seen wound vacs work on some and not on others. it's hit and miss. the main complaint that i've received from pt's is that they can be very cumbersome.\n\ni wish the best
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I think there died off long ago- but there are still a few vacuum cleaner salesmen around-D
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http://www.turbosol.it/e_home.php
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Ionic Breeze. \nThe other ones you have to change the filter often which gets expensive. I would defenitly just go straight for the Ionic Breeze.
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You really need to be more specific.  What information are you looking for?  (prices, types, etc.)\n\nWhat is the application (consumer, commercial, industrial)?\n\nThere are several types and brands, but most that you will find on the internet are for commercial purposes.  Let us know more about what you're looking for and we can help you out.
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Check out some of the manufacturer's web sites: