Water Flosser Product
Overview
A water flosser cleans between teeth and along the gumline with a directed stream of water rather than a strand of floss. It is meant to dislodge food and plaque from places a brush misses, and many people find it easier to use than string floss, especially around braces, bridges and implants. The cordless type packs the whole system — tank, pump, battery and nozzle — into a single handheld body that works over a bathroom sink.
The unit fills from a detachable Water Reservoir that snaps onto the body. Inside, a Piston Pressure Pump pressurises the water, a Pressure Regulator sets the jet strength for the chosen mode, and the Handle & Nozzle aims it through a swappable nozzle. A Control Board runs the motor and reads the button, a Battery Pack powers it, and a sealed Magnetic Charge Dock recharges it. The whole Body Housing is sealed so the electronics survive splashing and immersion.
How it works
The heart of the device is the piston pump. A small DC motor spins an eccentric cam that strokes the Pump Piston back and forth in its cylinder. On the intake stroke the piston draws water from the reservoir through a one-way valve; on the delivery stroke it pushes that water out through a second check valve toward the nozzle. Because the piston cycles many times a second, the output is not a smooth flow but a rapid train of pulses, and that pulsation is part of what makes the jet effective — each pulse creates a brief pressure spike that flushes the gap between teeth.
The Pressure Regulator sits in the water path and caps how high the pressure can climb. A spring-loaded relief valve bleeds off anything above the set point, and a selector changes the spring preload so the user can pick a gentler or stronger jet. Water leaves through the Jet Nozzle Tip, which rotates so the stream can be aimed all the way around the mouth and pops out for replacement when worn. Power discipline matters in a sealed cordless tool: the Control Board meters current to the motor, charges the single Li-ion cell safely, and the magnetic charge dock avoids an open jack that would compromise the waterproof rating.
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Bill of materials
10 top-level lines · 52 rows shown · 100 parts total · indented to 3 levels| # | Item / sub-assembly | Part no. | Qty/assy | Ext. qty | Parts | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Body Housing 5 parts | water-flosser-housing | 1× | 1 | 6 | assembly |
| 1.1 | Shell Half | water-flosser-shell | 2× | 2 | — | part |
| 1.2 | Grip Overmold | water-flosser-grip-overmold | 1× | 1 | — | part |
| 1.3 | Power / Mode Button | water-flosser-power-button | 1× | 1 | — | part |
| 1.4 | O-Ring Set | oring-set | 1× | 1 | — | part |
| 1.5 | Fastener Set | fastener-set | 1× | 1 | — | part |
| 2 | Water Reservoir 3 parts | water-flosser-reservoir | 1× | 1 | 3 | assembly |
| 2.1 | Reservoir Tank | water-flosser-tank | 1× | 1 | — | part |
| 2.2 | Intake Check Valve | water-flosser-tank-valve | 1× | 1 | — | part |
| 2.3 | Reservoir Seal | water-flosser-tank-seal | 1× | 1 | — | part |
| 3 | Piston Pressure Pump 8 parts | water-flosser-pump | 1× | 1 | 29 | assembly |
| 3.1 | Motor Housing | motor-housing | 1× | 1 | — | part |
| 3.2 | Stator Assembly 3 parts | stator-assembly | 1× | 1 | 3 | assembly |
| 3.2.1 | Stator Core (laminations) | stator-core | 1× | 1 | — | part |
| 3.2.2 | Copper Winding | copper-winding | 1× | 1 | — | part |
| 3.2.3 | Slot Insulation | stator-insulation | 1× | 1 | — | part |
| 3.3 | Rotor Assembly 4 parts | rotor-assembly | 1× | 1 | 19 | assembly |
| 3.3.1 | Rotor Shaft | rotor-shaft | 1× | 1 | — | part |
| 3.3.2 | Rotor Core | rotor-core | 1× | 1 | — | part |
| 3.3.3 | Neodymium Magnet | neodymium-magnet | 16× | 16 | — | part |
| 3.3.4 | Ball Bearing | ball-bearing | 1× | 1 | — | part |
| 3.4 | Eccentric Pump Cam | water-flosser-pump-cam | 1× | 1 | — | part |
| 3.5 | Pump Piston | water-flosser-piston | 1× | 1 | — | part |
| 3.6 | Pump Cylinder | water-flosser-pump-cylinder | 1× | 1 | — | part |
| 3.7 | Pump Check Valve | water-flosser-check-valve | 2× | 2 | — | part |
| 3.8 | O-Ring Set | oring-set | 1× | 1 | — | part |
| 4 | Pressure Regulator 3 parts | water-flosser-regulator | 1× | 1 | 3 | assembly |
| 4.1 | Relief Valve | water-flosser-relief-valve | 1× | 1 | — | part |
| 4.2 | Coil Spring | coil-spring | 1× | 1 | — | part |
| 4.3 | Pressure Mode Selector | water-flosser-mode-selector | 1× | 1 | — | part |
| 5 | Handle & Nozzle 4 parts | water-flosser-handle | 1× | 1 | 4 | assembly |
| 5.1 | Jet Nozzle Tip | water-flosser-nozzle | 1× | 1 | — | part |
| 5.2 | Nozzle Release Collar | water-flosser-nozzle-collar | 1× | 1 | — | part |
| 5.3 | Flow Channel | water-flosser-flow-channel | 1× | 1 | — | part |
| 5.4 | O-Ring Set | oring-set | 1× | 1 | — | part |
| 6 | Control Board 6 parts | water-flosser-control-board | 1× | 1 | 46 | assembly |
| 6.1 | Bare PCB | pcb-bare | 1× | 1 | — | part |
| 6.2 | Microcontroller | mcu | 1× | 1 | — | part |
| 6.3 | SMD Passive (R/C/L) | smd-passives | 40× | 40 | — | part |
| 6.4 | Charge Controller IC | water-flosser-charge-ic | 1× | 1 | — | part |
| 6.5 | LED Indicator | water-flosser-led-indicator | 1× | 1 | — | part |
| 6.6 | Connector | connector | 2× | 2 | — | part |
| 7 | Battery Pack 3 parts | water-flosser-battery-pack | 1× | 1 | 3 | assembly |
| 7.1 | Li-ion Cell, 18650 | li-cell-18650 | 1× | 1 | — | part |
| 7.2 | BMS Board | bms-board | 1× | 1 | — | part |
| 7.3 | Wire Bundle | wire-bundle | 1× | 1 | — | part |
| 8 | Magnetic Charge Dock 3 parts | water-flosser-charge-port | 1× | 1 | 4 | assembly |
| 8.1 | Charging Contact | water-flosser-charge-contacts | 2× | 2 | — | part |
| 8.2 | Connector | connector | 1× | 1 | — | part |
| 8.3 | O-Ring Set | oring-set | 1× | 1 | — | part |
| 9 | O-Ring Set | oring-set | 1× | 1 | — | part |
| 10 | Wire Bundle | wire-bundle | 1× | 1 | — | part |
Sourcing — likely vendors
Companies that make this · indicative price $15–$500 · MOQ & lead are typical| Vendor | HQ | Specialty | MOQ | Lead time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| philips.com ↗ | Amsterdam, NL | Grooming & care | 2,000 units | 6–10 wks |
| 🇩🇪Braun braun.com ↗ | Kronberg, DE | Grooming (P&G) | 2,000 units | 6–10 wks |
| 🇺🇸Conair conair.com ↗ | Stamford, US | Personal care appliances | 2,000 units | 6–10 wks |
| 🇬🇧Dyson dyson.com ↗ | Malmesbury, GB | Vacuums & hair care | 2,000 units | 6–10 wks |
| panasonic.com ↗ | Osaka, JP | Electronics & appliances | 2,000 units | 6–10 wks |
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