Miele Professional Demonstrates Commitment to Sustainable Lab Design at Tradeline Research Facilities Conference

Miele Professional, a global leader in high-quality commercial and industrial appliances, today announced its participation in the Tradeline Research Facilities conference, the premier event for industry experts, researchers and innovators in laboratory planning and design. This year’s conference, set to take place April 8-9 in Boston, will focus on new initiatives in laboratory and research facility design, space planning, renovation and construction.

“Miele is committed to enabling uptime and efficiency in laboratory and research facility operations, and our participation in the Tradeline Research Facilities show underscores our dedication to staying at the forefront of technological advancements and best practices,” said Joshua Camp, Head of Laboratory, Medical, Dental, Miele Professional U.S. "This is a fantastic opportunity for us to discuss our sustainable labware and instrument reprocessing solutions and how their safety and efficiency elements outperform manual reprocessing without sacrificing performance."

Lab designers and project managers attending the event are invited to visit the Miele team at booth (#17) to explore how the company’s advanced labware washers can optimize research programs and reduce environmental impact. A team of Miele experts will be available to answer questions and consult on how the company’s products and services can address specific sustainability goals and lab requirements.

Sustainability at Miele Professional

Sustainability is ingrained into every aspect of the Miele business. Miele has articulated three pledges for the planet, which include:

• Continuous work to advance sustainability at every stage of the product life cycle,
• Aiming for 100% carbon-neutral appliances, and
• Creating a circular value chain with net-zero waste.

Miele has also been recognized for sustainable performance by My Green Lab, a non-profit organization dedicated to creating a culture of sustainability in science. The Miele PLW 8615, PG 8583, PG 8593 and PG 8583 CD labware washers have all earned the coveted ACT Label. Miele remains the only lab glassware washer manufacturer with ACT Label certified machines.

Additionally, Miele machines and processes stand out thanks to their extremely low consumption of water, electricity and chemicals, as well as innovative programs that achieve outstanding reprocessing results with the lowest possible use of materials. Advanced technologies underpin the high efficiency claims of Miele products, including systems for saving resources. Thanks to the high-quality levels of materials and processing systems, Miele machines have a long service life – another advantage in terms of environmental impact.

For more information on Miele’s sustainable solutions, please visit the laboratory technologies page.