Separator for vacuum cleaner

A separator for vacuum cleaners operating on a basis of a liquid bath, the liquid bath serving as pre-separation and as a dumping area for aspirated particles and air flow being generated by a turbine wheel in a housing separation being achieved by the separator via centrifugal force, the separator comprising at least two segments, each of the two segments being formed as a radially flat ring that is centrally secured to a hub via radial supports and having blades equidistantly formed and substantially perpendicularly to a surface of the radially flat ring, said blades extending from an outer circumference of the radially flat ring towards an interior, and the blades being positioned in a way that an angle (α) is present in an opposite direction of rotation between a radial direction (R) and a direction (A) of the blades, said angle (α) being in a range 0 to 40 angular degrees, and the hub having an opening for attaching the separator to a shaft of a motor, wherein the blades are positioned on each individual of the two segments in a way that a gap is formed between each two adjacent blades of each of the two segments, wherein, when individual of the two segments are stacked one over another, the blades of one of the two segments extend into the gaps between the blades of a next of the two segments, such that a newly formed gap is formed between the two adjacent blades of the separator when assembled.