We are the Dyson Service Center for the Walnut Creek, Danville, Alamo, Lafayette, Orinda, Moraga area.
Dyson vacuums work differently
Dyson cyclone technology was invented by James Dyson, thirty years ago. Ever since, Dyson engineers have been improving it, making it work better and better. As they invent, they patent – protecting their efforts from copycat manufacturers. To date, they have filed 820 patents. Other technology might look like Dyson technology, but it doesnt work like it.
Root Cyclone™ technology spins the air at incredibly high speeds, causing the dust and dirt to be flung to the bottom of the bin. The airflow remains unobstructed no matter how much you pick up which is why a Dyson vacuum doesn’t lose suction.
Testing & Development
Development testing
At Dyson we work towards one idea: that everyday objects can be made to work better. Its an obsession. As a result, we’re never completely satisfied, not even with our own machines, so we test and analyze them rigorously. For example, our microbiology lab grows and studies bacteria, mould and dust mites to discover better ways of removing them from your home.
From idea to prototype
The results from development testing are used to improve the design of the next generation of Dyson machines. Thousands of prototypes are built to refine the improvements one at a time, starting with hand-made cardboard models. Later, complex selective laser sintering tools build fully functional prototypes for testing in our laboratories.
Reliability testing
Finally, every cleaner is subjected to a battery of endurance tests to ensure that its as durable as a Dyson should be. At our test facility in Wiltshire, Dysons are pushed, pulled, dropped, frozen, baked and shaken. We also have five vacuum cleaner assault courses where the most demanding test of all human use puts machines through their paces, with 28,000 hours of punishment doled out every month.
