Miele Other Equipment

The Miele PDR908 is a freestanding commercial vented tumble dryer with an 8kg load capacity and a 130-litre drum. It is built for frequent, sustained use in environments where laundry throughput is a daily operational requirement rather than an occasional task. The stainless steel front panel reflects the standard expected of professional laundry equipment, and the M Touch Flex digital control system gives operators straightforward, consistent programme selection without unnecessary complexity.

In practice, this machine is well suited to settings that generate a steady flow of laundry across a working day — hotel linen rooms, residential care homes, nurseries, hairdressing salons, and similar environments where reliability over repeated cycles matters more than raw speed. The 5.47kW single-phase electrical supply means it can be installed without the three-phase infrastructure that heavier commercial laundry equipment requires, which simplifies placement in smaller back-of-house areas. Vented drying suits facilities where a permanent external duct can be installed, and it tends to be the more cost-effective route where that option exists.

Key practical advantages for day-to-day operation include:

• Digital M Touch Flex controls reduce operator error and allow consistent programme repeating
• Single-phase supply broadens installation options across smaller sites
• Vented operation avoids the moisture management considerations of condenser alternatives
• Stainless steel front is robust and straightforward to keep clean in a busy workroom
• Designed for intensive use cycles, reducing downtime risk during peak laundry periods

Installation requires a suitable external vent duct run and a 25-amp single-phase supply. The machine weighs 51.5kg, so positioning should be planned before delivery, particularly if it is destined for an upper floor or a room with restricted access. It is worth confirming ventilation routing with your installer at the planning stage, as duct length and bends can affect drying efficiency. For sites with significantly higher daily volume, a larger-capacity or higher-throughput model may be worth considering alongside this one.

This dryer is most appropriate for small to medium hospitality and care environments where laundry is processed in manageable batches throughout the day rather than in large continuous runs. It is less suited to high-volume central laundry operations where multiple machines or larger drum capacities would be more practical.

If you are unsure whether the PDR908 is the right fit for your site's laundry volume or installation setup, the team is happy to talk it through with you before you commit.

The Miele PWM508 Mop Star 80 is a commercial-grade washing machine designed specifically for the heavy soiling associated with cleaning operations — mops, dishcloths, floor cloths, curtains, and similar items that place demands well beyond what standard laundry equipment is built to handle. It sits within Miele's Little Giant range, which has a strong reputation in contract cleaning and facilities management for reliability and wash performance under sustained daily use.

In operational terms, the Mop Star 80 is built around a 73-litre drum capacity, which allows sizeable loads to be processed in a single cycle — particularly useful where time between shifts is limited or where cleaning teams are managing multiple sites from a central facility. The machine includes specialist wash programmes targeted at intensive soiling, and Miele's patented technology is applied to ensure effective dirt removal rather than simply agitating the load. Tested to 30,000 cycles, the unit is designed for the kind of regular, heavy use that would quickly exhaust a domestic or semi-commercial alternative.

Practical advantages for cleaning and facilities operations include:

• Dedicated programmes for mops, cloths, and floor-care textiles
• Built-in gravity drain valve for straightforward water removal
• High drum capacity reduces the number of cycles needed per shift
• Single-phase power supply simplifies installation in most premises
• Miele's proven build quality supports long-term reliability with minimal downtime

Installation requires a single-phase 25-amp supply, so it is worth confirming your supply circuit is rated appropriately before ordering. At 101kg, positioning will require planning — particularly on upper floors or in rooms with restricted access. The unit's footprint suits a dedicated utility or plant room rather than a main kitchen environment.

The PWM508 is well suited to contract cleaning companies, hotel housekeeping operations, hospital domestic teams, and facilities management providers handling regular high-volume laundry of cleaning textiles. For sites with significantly higher throughput requirements, larger-capacity commercial units may be worth considering. Equally, for lower-frequency use, a smaller model in the range could be more appropriate.

If you are unsure whether this model fits your operational volume or site setup, our team is happy to talk it through with you before you commit.

The Miele PWM508 Mop Star 80 is a purpose-built commercial washing machine designed for the heavy-duty cleaning demands of contract cleaning operations, facilities management teams, and similar professional environments. Rather than a domestic or light-commercial machine pressed into service, this is a unit built from the ground up for intensive textile cleaning — mops, dishcloths, cleaning cloths, and curtains among them — where thorough soil removal and consistent results across many daily cycles are essential.

In practice, the Mop Star 80 is well suited to sites that generate a significant volume of soiled cleaning textiles and need a reliable turnaround. The 73-litre drum accommodates larger loads, reducing the number of cycles needed across a shift. Miele rate this machine for 30,000 cycles of intensive use, which reflects the engineering standards applied to the Little Giant range generally — these are not machines that are expected to be replaced after a few years of commercial use. The inclusion of a built-in gravity drain valve is a practical detail that simplifies installation and drainage management in many site configurations.

From an operational standpoint, the key advantages are straightforward:

• High-capacity drum reduces the frequency of loading across a working day
• Dedicated programmes for intensive cleaning of mops and heavily soiled textiles
• Built-in drain valve simplifies plumbing requirements on installation
• Tested to 30,000 cycles, supporting long-term reliability in demanding environments
• Single-phase power supply suits a wide range of commercial premises

Installation is straightforward relative to many commercial laundry machines — single-phase power and a standard plumbing connection keep the requirements manageable. The machine weighs 101kg, so access and positioning should be considered during planning, particularly where floor loading or doorway widths are a factor. It is worth confirming that the drain valve configuration suits your specific drainage layout before installation.

This model is well suited to contract cleaning companies, catering facilities, care homes, and facilities management operations that need a dependable, high-cycle machine for cleaning textiles day in, day out. For sites with significantly higher volumes or specialist requirements, it is worth discussing whether a different capacity or configuration would serve better.

If you are unsure whether this machine is the right fit for your site's workload or installation setup, our team is happy to talk it through with you.

The Miele PWM506 Mop Star 60 is a commercial washing machine designed specifically for cleaning mops, dishcloths, floor cloths, and similar heavily soiled textiles. It sits within Miele's Little Giant range, which is built around the demands of contract cleaners, facilities management teams, and commercial operations where hygiene standards for cleaning equipment are taken seriously. This is not a domestic or semi-commercial machine adapted for the task — it is engineered from the outset for intensive, repeat-cycle use.

In practical terms, the Mop Star 60 is intended for sites where cleaning textiles are cycled through frequently and need to be hygienically clean and ready to use again with minimal downtime. The drum capacity supports a useful load size for mops and heavier floor cloths, and the wash programmes include options tailored to intensive soil removal — not just a standard cotton cycle. Miele rates this machine for 30,000 cycles of intensive use, which reflects the engineering standard behind the Little Giant range rather than the typical commercial appliance.

From an operational standpoint, the key advantages are:

• Dedicated programmes for mops, dishcloths, curtains, and heavily soiled textiles
• Patented cleaning technology designed to remove embedded dirt from commercial cleaning items
• Built-in gravity drain valve, simplifying installation and drainage requirements
• Single-phase power supply, making it straightforward to install without three-phase electrical infrastructure
• Tested to 30,000 cycles, indicating long-term reliability under consistent daily use

Installation requires a single-phase supply rated to handle the 4.8kW draw, along with a suitable water supply and drainage connection. The machine is a substantial unit — weighing 99kg — so access routes and floor loading should be considered before positioning. It is available in white and is finished in metal throughout. As with any commercial laundry equipment, placement should allow reasonable access for maintenance and loading workflow.

The Mop Star 60 is well suited to hotels, care homes, contract cleaning operations, schools, and commercial kitchens where mops and cloths need regular, reliable hygiene washing. It is particularly appropriate for sites that run cleaning equipment through multiple cycles per day and need a machine that will sustain that without service interruption. For very high-volume operations cycling multiple mop loads per hour, it is worth discussing whether a higher-capacity model would better suit the throughput requirement.

If you are unsure whether the Mop Star 60 is the right fit for your site's volume or setup, we are happy to talk it through before you commit to an order.

The Miele PWM506 Mop Star 60 is a commercial-grade washing machine built specifically for the heavy-soiling demands of contract cleaning, facility management, and similar professional environments. Unlike standard laundry machines adapted for commercial use, this unit is designed from the outset for intensive, repeated cycling — handling mops, dishcloths, floor coverings, and curtains as part of a structured cleaning operation. It sits within Miele's established Little Giant commercial range and incorporates a built-in gravity drain valve, making it practical to position in locations where a fixed drain connection would otherwise be a constraint.

In a busy cleaning facility or back-of-house environment, the machine's large-capacity drum allows substantial loads to be processed per cycle, which matters when turnaround of cleaning textiles needs to keep pace with operational demand. Miele's testing protocol for this range runs to 30,000 cycles, which reflects the kind of intensive daily use these machines are expected to withstand over their working life. Recovery between cycles is well suited to environments where machines run consistently throughout a shift rather than occasionally.

From an operational standpoint, the Mop Star 60 offers several practical advantages for cleaning-focused operations:

• Dedicated programmes for heavily soiled items including mops and floor cloths
• Patented drum technology designed to dislodge embedded dirt effectively
• Built-in gravity drain valve for flexible siting without a fixed standpipe connection
• Single-phase electrical supply, keeping installation straightforward in most commercial premises
• White finish — straightforward to keep presentable in visible utility areas

On installation, the machine runs on a single-phase 2.5kW supply, which is accessible in most commercial premises without specialist electrical work. At 99kg, it will require appropriate handling on delivery and positioning. The footprint is substantial, so access routes and final placement should be confirmed before delivery. A water inlet connection is required, and the gravity drain valve means the machine needs to be sited with consideration for where that water will discharge.

The PWM506 is well suited to contract cleaning companies, facilities management operations, hotel housekeeping departments, and large hospitality venues where cleaning textiles cycle through at volume. It is less likely to be the right choice for a single-site operator with modest throughput, where a lighter-duty machine would offer better value. For sites with significantly higher or continuous-demand requirements, heavier-duty alternatives within the commercial range may be worth considering.

If you are unsure whether this model fits your operational pattern or installation situation, our team is happy to work through the details with you before you commit.

The Miele PWM506 Mop Star 60 is a commercial washing machine from Miele's Little Giant range, designed specifically for facilities management, contract cleaning, and commercial environments where mops, dishcloths, uniforms, and other soiled textiles need to be laundered reliably and thoroughly on a daily basis. It is not a domestic machine scaled up — it is purpose-built for the demands of intensive professional use.

In practice, the Mop Star 60 is well suited to environments running multiple wash cycles each day. The machine is tested by Miele for intensive use over 30,000 cycles, which reflects the confidence placed in it for long-term operational deployment. The dedicated mop and textile programmes are designed to remove embedded dirt more effectively than standard wash cycles, which matters when equipment is being returned to active use shortly after cleaning.

From an operational standpoint, the key practical advantages include:

• Dedicated programmes for mops, dishcloths, curtains, and general laundry
• Integral drain pump, avoiding dependence on a gravity drain installation
• Single phase power supply, simplifying installation in most commercial premises
• Patented cleaning technology for thorough dirt and bacteria removal
• Designed and tested for sustained, high-frequency daily use

Installation is relatively straightforward for a commercial machine. Running on a single phase 2.5kW supply, it does not require a dedicated three-phase connection, which broadens where it can be placed. The built-in drain pump means the machine can be located without relying on a floor-level gravity drain. That said, at 99kg, positioning and final placement will require planning — access routes and floor loading should be considered before delivery. A cold water inlet connection is required.

This machine is best suited to commercial kitchens, care homes, hospitality laundry rooms, cleaning contractors, and facilities teams that need a dependable, purpose-built solution for washing cleaning equipment and textiles. It is not sized for large-scale industrial laundry operations, but for moderate-volume daily use it is a practical and proven choice. Sites with significantly higher throughput requirements may find a higher-capacity commercial model more appropriate.

If you are unsure whether the Mop Star 60 is the right fit for your site's workflow or installation setup, we are happy to talk it through before you commit to an order.

The Miele HM 16-83 is a compact rotary ironer with an 830mm working width, designed to handle the linen finishing demands of smaller operations. Rotary ironers — sometimes called mangles or flatwork ironers — feed flat linen such as bedsheets, pillowcases, tablecloths, and napkins through a heated roller drum, pressing and finishing fabric far more efficiently than hand ironing. The HM 16-83 sits at the lighter end of the professional range, combining manageable physical dimensions with reliable Miele build quality.

In a working environment, this machine is best understood as a time-saving tool for staff who would otherwise spend hours at an ironing board. For a small care home processing resident bedding and table linen daily, or a modest hotel managing room turnover without the volume to justify a large flatwork ironer, the HM 16-83 provides a practical middle ground. It handles regular daily loads without the footprint or running cost of a full commercial unit.

Key operational advantages include:

• Consistent, professional-quality finish on flat linen with minimal operator effort
• Considerably faster throughput than conventional ironing boards
• Compact footprint suitable for smaller laundry or utility rooms
• Straightforward operation, reducing reliance on skilled laundry staff
• Miele build quality associated with reliable long-term performance

Installation is straightforward relative to larger commercial flatwork ironers. The machine runs on a standard electrical supply and does not require specialist ventilation or plumbing connections. At 39kg it can be positioned by two people, though it should be sited on a firm, level surface with adequate clearance at the feed and exit sides for handling linen safely. The 1050mm overall width means it fits comfortably in most utility or housekeeping rooms without structural modification.

This model is well suited to small care homes, B&Bs, guesthouses, and smaller hotel properties with moderate daily linen volumes. It is not designed for high-throughput laundry operations or facilities processing large quantities of linen continuously — for those environments, a heavier-duty rotary ironer with a wider drum and greater hourly output would be more appropriate.

If you are unsure whether the HM 16-83 matches your daily linen volumes or room layout, we are happy to talk it through before you commit to an order.

The Miele HM 16-80 is a compact steam rotary ironer designed for light commercial linen finishing. With an 830mm ironing width, it sits at the smaller end of the commercial range, making it a practical choice for operations that need to press flat linen — bedding, tablecloths, pillowcases — without the footprint of a full-width commercial roller ironer. The steam function helps smooth heavier fabrics and reduces the need for repeated passes, improving the quality of the finished result.

In a working environment, this machine is best understood as a step up from domestic or semi-professional equipment, offering more consistent roller pressure and heat retention than smaller consumer-grade ironers. It is well suited to handling the daily linen throughput of a small care home, a boutique hotel, or a guest house where linen volumes are moderate and consistent quality matters. It is not designed to replace a high-capacity flatwork ironer in a high-volume laundry, but within its intended use case it performs reliably.

Practical operational advantages include:

• Steam function improves results on stubborn creases and heavier linens
• Compact dimensions suit smaller utility rooms or back-of-house laundry spaces
• Straightforward operation reduces training requirements for housekeeping staff
• Consistent roller pressure produces a uniform finish across a range of fabric weights
• Miele build quality supports long-term reliability under regular daily use

At 39kg, the unit is manageable to position but should be sited on a stable, level surface in a well-ventilated space. It operates on a 2.5kW supply — confirm your available circuit is adequate before installation. The overall footprint is modest, but allow sufficient clearance at the front and rear for fabric feed and collection.

This model is best suited to small hospitality or care settings with light-to-moderate daily linen requirements. For sites with higher throughput or wider linen formats, a larger-capacity rotary ironer would be a more appropriate choice.

If you are unsure whether this model matches your linen volume or available space, the team is happy to talk through your requirements before you commit to a purchase.