True Cyclonic

Gary’s VACUFLO® True Cyclonic and Filtered Cyclonic Power Units provide sustained cleaning power with a unique dual filtration process that utilizes cyclonic separation for primary filtration and a pleated filter for secondary filtration. With Gary’s VACUFLO True Cyclonic, there is no chance for dust or vacuum odors to re-circulate into your home. The result is a cleaner, fresher and healthier home.

Filtered Cyclonic

Gary’s VACUFLO’s Cyclonic Filtration Technology™ creates a powerful centrifugal force that separates dirt and debris from the airflow. As the dirt spins around, the air pressure forces it through the cyclonic cone and deposits 96-98% of the vacuumed dirt into an easy-to-empty canister. The remaining 2-4% of fine dust particles are exhausted outside.

VACUFLO® features Cyclonic Filtration Technology® (CFT™), a unique dual filtration process that utilizes cyclonic separation for primary filtration and either an outdoor exhaust (True Cyclonic® units) or pleated filter (Filtered Cyclonic™ units) for secondary filtration. Unlike central vacuum systems that rely on permanent cloth filters, the powerful performance of VACUFLO will not decrease as dirt accumulates. If you’re serious about eliminating dirt and allergens from your home, there’s only one choice: VACUFLO.

CFT is an exclusive dual filtration process designed to deliver maximum cleaning power every time you vacuum. CFT begins with Cyclonic Separation to remove dirt, dust and allergens from the incoming air stream without bags or filters. Cyclonic Separation starts the moment vacuumed dirt enters the power unit from the intake. As the dirt-laden air begins a downward descent, it spirals along the inside of the unit, picking up speed and forcing 96-98% of the vacuumed dirt into the dirt canister. The remaining fine dust particles are pulled upward with the airflow and are either exhausted outside (True Cyclonic units) or trapped in a high-efficiency pleated filter cartridge (Filtered Cyclonic™ units). Less than 5% of the vacuumed dirt is exposed to the filter or exhausted outside.