It's time to change.
Glitch-free and fast experiments and analyses are a quality feature in any laboratory. Reliably cleaned laboratory glassware is a prerequisite: Only this approach is able to guarantee reproducibly good results. Manual cleaning, however, is hardly able to ensure consistently good results in the reprocessing of glassware. And there are numerous other downsides. Only machine-based reprocessing ensuring analytical levels of quality guarantee the consistency and precision required in everyday laboratory life.
Change from manual glass cleaning to machine-based cleaning
Switching from manual cleaning to using a laboratory glasswasher results in higher productivity and reduces the use of valuable resources such as time, water, energy and process chemicals.
Increase efficiency. Save time. Conserve resources.
Compared with manual cleaning, a laboratory glasswasher is able to reprocess more glassware and utensils in the same space of time.
The efficient and precisely metered use of water saves valuable resources.
Professional laboratory glasswashers achieve the desired results in a shorter time.
ExploreLine Lab Washer PG 8504
The lab washer solution for the simple, safe and cost-effective cleaning of laboratory glassware.
Our ExploreLine lab washer represents the effective and economical reprocessing solution for small laboratories, e.g. in schools, universities and small businesses (e.g. water analysis laboratories) and, in fact, anywhere requiring simple reprocessing solutions.
Lab Washer PG 8504
Greater capacity
Up to 64 injector nozzles when using two laboratory glassware modules. Optimized chamber dimensions and a completely overhauled load carrier program saves time, storage space and costs.
Short cycles
60 glasses cleaned in 36 minutes in standard program. This increases throughput and speeds up reprocessing during peak periods.
Greater purity
Excellent cleaning performance and the efficient use of resources thanks to variable-speed heater pump. For perfect spray pressure in all program phases.
Two levels
Use of two SimpleLoad modules on one level. Use of second level for baskets and inserts. This ensures maximum flexibility in, for example, reprocessing beakers.
Greater flexibility
The modular approach to baskets offers a large number of combination options for intuitive operation. Reduction in number of load carriers needed saves both on investments and storage space.
Greater Hygiene
Laser technology is used to weld the chamber, resulting in a finish without nooks or crannies where soil can accumulate. The relocation of heater elements to outside the chamber guarantees even greater hygiene.