Washing · Disinfection · Drying A systematic approach to the reprocessing of laboratory glassware
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PROFESSIONAL Washing • Disinfection • Drying A systematic approach to the reprocessing of laboratory glassware

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Systematic instrument reprocessing solutions With washer-disinfectors, special reprocessing methods and accessories tailored to the specific needs of applications, Miele offers a comprehensive and systematic approach to the safe and thorough reprocessing of a wide range of laboratory glassware. Only a systematic approach can guarantee reproducible results in both simple and highly sophisticated applications in organic, inorganic and physical chemistry, biology, microbiology, in hospital laboratories, and in the pharmaceutical, food-processing and cosmetics industries. Miele’s team of...

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Manual v. machine-based reprocessing Many laboratories have deliberately chosen to wash their laboratory glassware, e.g. beakers, pipettes, volumetrics and flasks, Erlenmeyer flasks, Petri dishes and test tubes, in a machine-based process. One reason for this is to avoid the risk of exposure to hazardous substances. Broken glass from manual cleaning, for instance, can cause dangerous injuries. Infectious and toxic contaminants pose a health hazard. Cleaning agents used often contain substances that are highly irritant. Automatic, machine-based processes are also more easily standardised,...

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3. Contamination An intimate knowledge of the physical and chemical attributes of the contaminants the machine will need to deal with is of particular importance in choosing the most appropriate cleaning process and detergents. The physical and chemical properties of a contaminant include, for instance, its solubility in water in acidic, pH-neutral and alkaline conditions, the efficacy of hydrolysis or oxidation, melting and softening points, its ability to emulsify as well as a substance’s suspension or dispersing properties. 4. Disinfection For certain applications laboratory glassware...

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The G 7825/G 7826 series was designed with the requirements of larger laboratories in mind. With a width of only 900 mm, these machines are the ideal proposition in cases where space is at a premium. Depending on the installation site and hygiene requirements, machines are available as single-door front-loading models (G 7825) or as two-door barrier machines (G 7826) for installation in a diaphragm wall. Flexible solutions for the central and decentral reprocessing of laboratory glassware Miele’s G 7825 and G 7826 washer-disinfectors offer a wide range of installation options, tailored...

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Versions • G 7825: Front-loading unit with single bottom-hinged door • G 7826: Two-door barrier washer-disinfector for installation in a diaphragm wall Design • Stand-alone or side-by-side installation • Width 900 mm • Modular approach with customised features to meet individual requirements • Single-chamber system for washing, disinfection and drying • Service-friendly design • Heater elements outside inner cabinet • Low heat and sound energy dissipation thanks to double-skinned design Made in Germany Capacity per batch • 108 narrow-necked glasses or 104 pipettes washer-disinfectors offer...

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Cleaning technology • Hygienic freshwater system with fresh water intake for each programme stage • Cleaning, disinfection and drying in a closed-circuit system • 2 spray arms in cabinet for thorough cleaning of external glassware surfaces • Spray arms with high jet impact force • Full water jet access, ensuring optimum results • Direct docking of upper baskets to water circuit for maximum utilisation of wash liquor • Thorough cleaning of lumens with injector system Standard features • 2 high-performance circulation pumps • Triple filtration with large surface filter, coarse filter and...

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Plinth/drip tray For installation without on-site plinth • Frame with built-in drip tray • Cut-outs for supplies and utilities • Continuous diaphragm-wall panelling can be provided on site when multiple machines are installed in a run. • Plinth with castors for easy servicing and maintenance access on G 7825. Cabinet • Boiler for demineralised water Dispensers • Max. 2 additional integrated dispenser pumps (retrofittable) Water softener • High-capacity water softener (external) Drainage • 2 drain pumps Steam condenser • Steam condenser (heat exchanger). No water consumption when connected...

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Drying unit • 2 hot-air drying units (electrically heated) • Low-maintenance 3-phase motors with side-channel compressor • Temperature selectable, 60-115°C • Time freely adjustable, 1-240 mins. • 2 pre-filters Class EU 4, filtration rate >95% filter life 200 hours • 2 x 2 particulate filters H 13, filtration rate >99.992%, filter life 500 h Printer • Integrated 6-pin printer to record key process parameters MAV 25/26 top-box panelling • Stainless steel cladding with lockable service hatches to conceal steam condenser/drying unit • Ventilation grille on the unclean side • Panelling between...

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G 7825/7826 E 741/1 mobile unit and modules for laboratory glassware E 742 module • Module frame with spray arm • H 112, W 492, D 496 mm E 741/1 mobile injector unit (empty) • For modules on 1–4 levels • Depending on the size of the glassware up to 3 modules can be accommodated • Water and drying air enters via a direct docking system and adapters • Loading height: Level 1 to top: 605 mm Level 2 to top: 405 mm Level 3 to top: 267 mm Level 4 to top: 197 mm • Connection for hot-air drying unit • Magnetic strip for automatic mobile unit recognition (excl. ML magnets) • H 680, W 530, D 600 mm E...

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E 744 injector module • For narrow-necked glassware, 500-1000 ml • 16 nozzles (E 352), 6 x 220 mm with clips (E 354) • H 250, W 492, D 496 mm E 752 injector module • For narrow-necked glassware, 100-1000 ml • 12 nozzles (E 351) 4 x 160 mm with clips (E 353) • 13 nozzles (E 352) 6 x 220 mm with clips (E 354) • H 260, W 492, D 496 mm E 755 injector module • For narrow-necked glassware, 25-100 ml • 36 nozzles (E 470), 2.5 x 90 mm, with holders • H 130, W 492, D 496 mm E 745/1 injector module • For 104 pipettes up to 540 mm • Holder frame Compartment size 16 x 16 mm • H 288, W 492, D 496 mm E...

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