Miele E 106/1 rack

The E 106/1 serves laboratories that reprocess wide-neck flasks and measuring cylinders in Miele laboratory washers, from SlimLine models to large-chamber ones. Laboratory technicians and glass-washing staff load it with items as they return from the bench. Miele also uses it on its industrial parts-cleaning machines, bringing parts-cleaning operations within its range.

Loading works hook by hook. Each of the 26 spring hooks, 105 mm high, holds one vessel, and the hooks stand about 60 mm apart, so neighbouring flasks and cylinders stay apart. A load can mix wide-neck flasks with measuring cylinders on the same insert because each piece has its own hook. Miele designed the E 106/1 for optimal loading of exactly these items, and it lists reprocessing measuring cylinders as an application area in its own right.

Laboratories that run several Miele machines can keep one insert design across them. The E 106/1 fits seven PG models, eleven PLW models and the G 7825, including IPC versions of the PLW 7111 and PLW 8636. For example, aA-Aite that moves glassware between a PG 8583 and a PLW 868 loads the insert the same way in both.

Handling is straightforward. The insert is stainless steel and weighs 0.77 kg empty, and its 445 × 220 mm footprint and 110 mm height keep it compact on the bench. Nothing on it is electrical, so it adds no charging or testing to the laboratory's routine. Its material number, 03808320, identifies it for reordering.

Twenty-six spring hooks

The insert carries 26 small spring hooks. Each vessel takes one hook.

About 60 mm between hooks

Hooks stand about 60 mm apart. Neighbouring vessels keep their distance.

Wide neck flasks

Miele designs the insert for optimal loading of wide-neck flasks. Each flask goes onto a spring hook of its own.

Measuring cylinders

Measuring cylinders are a named load as well. They share the insert with flasks.

105 mm hook height

Each spring hook stands 105 mm high. Every position offers the same hook length.

One insert across 19 models

PG, PLW and G 7825 machines all accept the E 106/1. A mixed Miele site can keep one design.

Light to handle

The insert weighs 0.77 kg empty. It moves easily between bench and machine.

Stainless steel construction

Material and finish are stainless steel. Nothing on the insert is electrical.

26 small spring hooks

Twenty-six small spring hooks make up the load positions. Each one holds a single vessel.

105 mm hook height

Every hook measures 105 mm high. All 26 share that height.

About 60 mm spacing

The distance between spring hooks is about 60 mm. It applies across the insert.

Wide neck flasks

The insert suits wide-neck flasks. Miele names them first among its loads.

Measuring cylinders

Measuring cylinders also suit the insert. Miele names their reprocessing as an application area.

Beaker and wide-necked glassware category

Miele files the E 106/1 as an insert or module for beakers. It also sits among inserts for wide-necked glassware.

Stainless steel

The insert is stainless steel. Miele also lists its colour as stainless steel.

Net dimensions

Height is 110 mm, width 220 mm and depth 445 mm. Those figures exclude packaging.

0.77 kg net weight

Empty, the insert weighs 0.77 kg. Packed, it weighs 0.94 kg.

PG range fit

The PG 8504, 8527, 8535, 8536, 8583, 8583 CD and 8593 accept the insert. Seven PG models are covered.

PLW range fit

Eleven PLW models accept the E 106/1, from the PLW 6011 to the PLW 8693. The IPC versions of the PLW 7111 and PLW 8636 are among them.

G 7825 fits

The G 7825also  accepts the insero. It completes the list of 19 models.

Machine categories

Miele places the insert with its laboratory washers, large-chamber, and SlimLine models. It also includes machines for industrial parts cleaning.

Material number and EAN

Material number 03808320 identifies the insert, with 69510602D as the earlier number. The EAN is 4002511115682.

The E 106/1 suits laboratories that reprocess wide-neck flasks and measuring cylinders in Miele laboratory washers and want each vessel held on its own spring hook. Its key strength is the spring-hook layout: 26 small hooks, 105 mm high and about 60 mm apart, designed by Miele for optimal loading of these items. Laboratories running a mix of Miele machines also benefit, because the same insert moves between seven PG models, eleven PLW models and the G 7825, including IPC versions. The stainless steel insert weighs 0.77 kg and measures 445 × 220 × 110 mm.