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Domel 463 is not a Miele motor... Domel does not manufacture Miele vacuum motors. Here's are photos of Domel's 463 thermoplastic bottom commutator motor. Miele motors are made in their own factory in Euskirchen, Germany. Sebo motors are sourced from Domel, Ametek, and B/S/H.

Panasonic Performance Plus Platinum MC-V5269

Miele Champagne with LED illuminated SEB 236

Miele Champagne with LED illuminated SEB 236

Miele Champagne

Miele Champagne

Trio of Tri Star's

Modern Vac with illuminated Sweep N Groom PH

Trio of Tri Star's

Inside the Oreck Forever Gold

Oreck Forever Gold with warranty card

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My restored NSS M1 Pig .

Oreck Forever Gold with Ultimate Canister

Nacecare (formerly North American Cleaning Equipment, hence NACE) is the importer of <span style="text-decoration: underline;">all</span> Numatic machines to North America and has been for decades.   They're based in Mississauga, Ontario. http://nacecare.com/

The ProTeam 1500XP is manufactured by Suzhou Premier Electrical Appliance Co. Ltd. in Suzhou, China. Their "generic" dual-motor versions can be seen at the following URL... http://www.premie.com.cn/en/cpxx.asp?sysid0=37&sysid1=47

It's the NSS M-1. http://https//www.vdta.com/Magazines/DEC11/fc-GaskoDec11.html

While I'm sure the fans on the central vacuum motors you've mentioned are great, the Panasonic is of a physically different design.   The Panasonic fan looks like it borrowed some inspiration from the fan used on the Dyson DDM.

After approximately one-year in the UK and Australia, Dyson is now launching the Cinetic with two variants in Canada. DC78 Turbinehead at $699.99    DC78 Turbinehead Animal for $799.99.   As usual the only difference between the two of them are the tools that are included.   <hr...

Tapered fans have been around for decades. All of the motors you've mentioned still force the air into a hard 90° bend prior to entering into the blades. This particular Panasonic motor allows the air to enter straight into the inlet and immediately flow along the curve of the fan blade, thus...