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5Ws* Miele’s PG 8581
This washer-disinfector gets the job done efficiently when cleaning and reprocessing dental hygiene instruments.
5Ws* Miele’s PG 8581
Information provided by Miele Professional.
What
A cleaning and disinfecting appliance
Who
Miele Professional
800-991-9380 | mieleusa.com/professional
Where
Any dental practice.
When
When cleaning and disinfecting hygiene instruments after use.
Why
Because it is essential to clean and disinfect dental instruments regularly, clinicians can benefit from this 2-in-1 system that minimizes the risk of infection. The Vario TD Program removes residues with low-temperature prewashes, the Miele ProCare Dent Process Chemicals are powerful cleaning agents, and spray arm monitoring guarantees optimal process operation.
The How*
The Miele PG 8581 Washer-Disinfector has a wash capacity of up to 24 regular-sized cassettes per cycle to optimize efficiency. It also comes with adjustable baskets and accessories to ensure instruments of different sizes and shapes are cleaned and reprocessed in a timely fashion, saving hygienists time they can better spend in the operatory. Miele also offers a warranty and extended coverage, so practices can take full advantage of the equipment.
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