The E 109 serves laboratories that reprocess glassware in Miele laboratory washers, across SlimLine and large-chamber models. Laboratory technicians and glass-washing staff use it for glass beakers up to 250 ml, loading 21 into one insert as they return from the bench.
Loading is where the stay bars matter. Miele designs the E 109 for optimal loading of beakers that size, and each of the 21 positions has its own three stay bars. Staff place beakers position by position until the insert is full, and each beaker stays in its place for the rest of the programme. Because the insert works in either basket, the beaker load can go on the upper level, whichever leaves the rest of the load on the lower level.
A laboratory that runs several Miele machines can keep one beaker insert across them. The E 109 fits seven PG models, eleven PLW models and the G 7825, including IPC versions of the PLW 7111 and PLW 8636. A site moving beakers between a PG 8536 and a PLW 8693, say, loads them the same way on both. Miele also includes the insert among its accessories for industrial parts cleaning, bringing parts-cleaning operations within its scope.
The wire is stainless steel with a Rilsan coating, and the insert weighs 1.22 kg empty, light enough to carry between the bench and the machine. As a passive part, it adds no charging or electrical testing to the laboratory's routine. Its material number, 03808360, and EAN, 4002511115729, identify it for reordering.