Laboratories that reprocess narrow-necked glassware in a Miele PG 8535 or PG 8536 use the E 329. Laboratory technicians and glass-washing staff fit flasks and bottles onto the injector nozzles as they return from the bench, up to 39 items in a load. Miele names the reprocessing of laboratory glassware as the application and describes the unit as made for the optimum loading of narrow-necked glassware.
Capacity shapes the daily routine. A laboratory that sends many narrow-necked items through each shift can gather them and load the whole batch at once because each item has its own injector nozzle. Staff count the nozzles to plan a load, and the unit then goes into the washer as one part. The fixed figure of 39 gives a laboratory a clear number to plan each batch around.
The companion pack matches nozzles to necks. Miele lists eight sizes in three diameters, Ø 2.5 mm, Ø 4 mm and Ø 6 mm, with lengths from 90 mm to 240 mm. A laboratory that handles slim vials and wider bottles can choose a nozzle to suit each sample. OnThe pack includes oneinse nozzle for the powder dispenser i
The unit is made of stainless steel and weighs 5.50 kg net (6.20 kg gross). It measures 517 × 535 × 502 mm, so a laboratory should allow a loading area beside the machine for that footprint. Both weights are listed, which helps the laboratory plan tarry from the receiving area. Material number 03809340 and EAN 4002511116108 identify the unit for reorder; the earlier material number was 69532901D.