The Miele Module/Laboratory Glass 4x8, A 302/2, 57mmx60mm, Stainless Steel is designed for use with compatible Miele washer-disinfector systems. Made from stainless steel, this module supports secure positioning and effective cleaning of laboratory glassware during automated wash ware processing.
Key Features:
Brand: Miele
Model: A 302/2
Configuration: 4x8 layout
Size: 57mmx60mm
Material: Stainless steel
Application: Suitable for laboratory glassware cleaning workflows
Compatibility: Designed for compatible Miele washer-disinfector systems
This Miele stainless steel module provides dependable support for organised glassware loading and efficient cleaning in laboratory environments.
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12683150
6.496 311
NZ $935.64
Frequently asked questions
The A 302/2 is designed for laboratory glassware cleaning workflows. The stated format and features make the product suitable for routine laboratory work within that application.
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