Abstract: A device for reducing pressure loss of a cyclone dust collector is disclosed, in which a turbulence flow generated when inlet air into a cyclone body is discharged out through an air outlet passage can be laminated. The device for reducing pressure loss of a cyclone dust collector prevents fine dust as well as relatively weight dust from being contained in discharge air.

Abstract: A cyclone collector for a vacuum cleaner is disclosed. The cyclone collector comprises a cylindrical cyclone body, an air inlet connected in the middle of an outer circumference of the cyclone body in a tangential direction, dust outlets connected to both ends of the outer circumference of the cyclone body in a tangential direction, a dust box in communication with the dust outlets for collecting dust coming through the dust outlets, a pair of air outlet tubes for discharging an air inside of the cyclone body, and a guide piece provided in the middle of an inside surface of the cyclone body for smoothly dividing and guiding the air drawn through the air inlet to the air outlet tubes, respectively.

Abstract: A cyclone collector for vacuum cleaner including a cyclone body, a contaminated air suction inlet for sucking contaminants and air into the cyclone body, an air vent for exhausting air purified in the cyclone body, and a contaminant vent for exhausting the contaminants separated from the cyclone body, is characterized in that the cyclone body includes a flow guide therein, which is disposed opposite to the air vent so as to improve swirl force inside the cyclone body and prevent swirl flow and exhaust air flow from interfering with each other.