The Miele Grid A860 2x4 is designed to complement the Injektormodul A 300/2 and A 300/3, providing secure and efficient support for laboratory glassware during automated cleaning processes. Measuring 30 x 250 x 350 mm, this grid ensures optimal positioning and stability of glassware, improving cleaning efficiency and protection. Made with high-quality materials, it integrates seamlessly with Miele laboratory washers for enhanced performance.
Key Features:
Brand: Miele
Model: Grid A860 2x4
Dimensions: 30 x 250 x 350 mm
Compatibility: Fits Injektormodul A 300/2 and A 300/3
Function: Provides stable support and optimal positioning for lab glassware
Material: Durable construction for long-lasting laboratory use
This Miele grid is an essential accessory for laboratories using Miele washers to ensure effective and secure cleaning of glassware.
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Frequently asked questions
It is designed to complement the Injektormodul A 300/2 and A 300/3, providing secure and efficient support for laboratory glassware during automated cleaning processes. Measuring 30 x 250 x 350 mm, this grid ensures optimal positioning and stability of glassware, improving cleaning efficiency and protection. Made with high-quality materials, it integrates seamlessly with Miele laboratory washers for enhanced performance.
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