Laboratory products
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The highest possible safety margins with respect to washing and disinfecting glassware combined with maximum flexibility in catering for varying load types and sizes in hospitals are benefits offered by Miele's PG 8527/28 large-chamber decontamination units.
“The addition of the PerfectFineFilter has completely eliminated the guess work for lab managers and maintenance personnel,” Malcolm Peck, Miele Professional Laboratory Technical Specialist, stated. “In laboratories where critical research is taking place, lab managers require validated cleaning processes and the introduction of human error along any part of the process can return inconsistent or unacceptable results. With the PG 8527, Miele provides many features to reduce human error in the wash process.”
The new micro-fine filter system provides a very large surface area with a huge number of extremely fine pores (only 0.2mm in diameter). These reliably filter out even the smallest particles from water in circulation.
For optimum filtration, the PerfectFine filter only needs cleaning under running water and using compressed air. For this purpose it is simple to remove from the chamber. The PerfectFine Filter is just one of many intelligent enhancements that make the PG 8527 simple to use and results in a more precise outcome for users, including;
The PG 8527 is designed for high throughput, centralised wash areas and the flexible Miele basket system allows for up to three levels of injection cleaning or five levels of standard non-injection cleaning. In addition, it has been tested to run 15,000 cycles and has a life expectancy of 10 years based on 6 wash cycles per day and 260 workdays per year.
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