PRLog (Press Release) – Jul 22, 2011 – The Vax ev is a high performance vacuum cleaner constructed for optimum sustainability, using recycled and recyclable materials that reduce the burden on landfill. The corrugated cardboard panels that form the body of the Vax ev are easily replace rc helicopter market place d if damaged and cost just a tenth of the price of an equivalent plastic panel. They are multi-purpose too, beginning their life as part of the retail box the vacuum cleaner is sold in. Once the cardboard parts are separated from the box, they 'pop' into place around the motor housing, without any need for glue. They have a flame retardant coating and are fully customisable - with just a few felt tip pens you can turn your vacuum cleaner into a unique work of art!
Components that cannot practically be made of cardboard have been produced from recyclabl manual trash compactor e, pure nylon plastic using RP (rapid process) manufacturing, rather than injection moulding. This means the Vax ev can be manufactured locally to order, without the need for costly tooling moulds and assembly lines, whilst avoiding long distance distribution. .
Industrial design student garbage compactor review Jake Tyler developed the Vax ev for his final year degree project at Loughborough University. He was supported by the New Product Design team at Vax's headquarters in Worcestershire, where he worked for a year under the company's student placement scheme. The Vax ev's revo trash bins lutionary design has already won him a prize from the university and a place at the New Designers exhibition of the UK's best graduate work, held at the Business Design Centre in London from 6-9th July. Vax is now exploring a limited production run of the vacuum cleaner.
"With sustainability becoming an increasing concern for manufacturers, the Vax ev shows just what can be achieved when young designers are encouraged to think creatively and push the boundaries of product design," said Paul Bagwell, Director of NPD at Vax. "It's so important that manufacturers such as ourselves support young British designers like Jake, as they are they key to this country's future success."
For information on current industrial student placement opportunities at Vax visit http://www.vax.co.uk/about/placements.php or email recruitment@vax.co.uk
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