Laboratory Glassware And Utensils; Disposal Of The Packing Material - Miele professional A 202 Mode D'emploi

Laboratory glass‐
ware and utensils
– E 479, 50 holders for Ø 4 mm micro instruments, for use in mesh
trays with a 5 mm grid
– E 492, insert with 9 holders for kidney dishes, spacing 49 mm,
height 120 mm, width 256 mm, depth 474 mm
– A 11/1, stainless steel retaining frame for upper and lower baskets,
width 429 mm, depth 429 mm.
– AK 12, insert for funnels, glass beakers, wide neck flasks, etc.,
height 67 (127) mm, width 225 mm, depth 442 mm.
– E 104/1, insert for approx. 200 test tubes up to 12 x 105 mm, inclu‐
ding lid A 13, height 132 (152) mm, width 200 mm, depth 320 mm.
– E 106, insert with 10 spring hooks, height 175 mm and 16 spring
hooks, height 105 mm, for wide neck flasks, measuring cylinders
etc., spacing approx. 60 mm, height 186 mm, width 195 mm, depth
430 mm.
– E 109, insert for 21 glass beakers up to 250 ml, 21 x 3 rods, height
155 mm, width 230 mm, depth 460 mm.
– E 136, insert for 56 petri dishes Ø 100 mm, spacing approx. 26 mm,
height 145 mm, width 485 mm, depth 445 mm.
– E 402, insert for 44 watch glasses Ø 80 - 125 mm, spacing approx.
15 mm, height 53 mm, width 200 mm, depth 445 mm.
– E 494, insert for 5 loose microtiter plates, height 35 mm, width
205 mm, depth 440 mm.

Disposal of the packing material

The packaging is designed to protect against transportation damage.
The packaging materials used are selected from materials which are
environmentally friendly for disposal and should be recycled.
Recycling the packaging reduces the use of raw materials in the man‐
ufacturing process and also reduces the amount of waste in landfill
sites. Ensure that any plastic wrappings, bags etc. are disposed of
safely and kept out of the reach of babies and young children. Danger
of suffocation.
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