Model MRY4001

Lightweight (only 9.3 lbs) and compact size make this back pack easy to carry
8.5 amp, 2-stage motor
Includes 1½" attachments – 52" Positive locking hose, 57" Two-Piece Two-Bend Aluminum Wand with button lock, 17" crevice tool, 14" floor tool, 14" All-Purpose floor tool, 2.5" dusting brush, 5" Upholstery tool and adapter.
Chiropractor-designed harness and waist support make back pack comfortable to wear
Patented Hypercone™ technology provides maximum suction at all times and a consistently high air flow resulting in longer motor life, less wear on electrical components and reduced service requirements.
2-stage Royal-Aire® filtered dirt container
6.4 quart shake out cloth liner
Clear dome lid allows user to check dust level easily
Also available: Paper Bag conversion kit and 1¼” attachment kit.
48' 3-Wire Quick Disconnect power cord  
2 Year Commercial Warranty

The first Royal vacuum cleaners were made by the P.A. Geier Company in 1905. This makes us one of the world´s oldest vacuum cleaner manufacturing companies. Mr. Geier started producing his metal cleaners by hand in a backyard garage in Cleveland, Ohio. Soon the company grew and moved to a four-story building on 105th Street where it operated two divisions, a cleaner division and a machining division. Besides vacuum cleaners, the company produced mixers, hair dryers and washing machine units.

Vacuum cleaners, though, remained the key product, as the company introduced the industry´s first hand-held vac, the "Royal Prince," in 1937. Royal joined most manufacturing companies across the country and switched over to military production during World War II.

Vacuum cleaner shipments remained strong up to 1953 when the P.A. Geier Company was bought by an investment group, the Walter E. Schott Organization. The Schotts renamed the company Royal Appliance Manufacturing. However, the new owners were not wholly committed to the company and decided to dissolve it soon after its acquisition. Royal was then purchased by a group of employees, headed by Stan Erbor, in 1954. The company thrived under Erbor´s leadership, moving to Highland Heights, Ohio in 1969 where it expanded and refined all phases of operations. Erbor was active in the company until his death in 1981 at age 80.

In 1981, a small group of investors saw an opportunity to purchase the company and to bring a fresh sales and marketing strategy. With this new leadership, our sales grew from just under $5 million in 1981 to approximately $408 million in 2000.

Royal´s mission is to be a premier consumer products company. We