Miele ditches stainless steel tubs on even more models

[henene4]

Oh yeah

I totally forgot those...
There was a Brazilian version similar, even as a washer dryer, wasn't there?

I wouldn't be surprised if these drums have some type of metal substructure and are then injection molded over that.
Basically a frame giving it rigidity.

These weren't terribly high spin either...

 

[me]

I'm pretty sure that Titan thing had a spinning outer metal drum so all the load was taken by that. Think I saw one with a second orange drum in store once, at the same time they were selling Dyson's Contrarotator, although I didn't take a close look.

 

[foraloysius]

Our own Mike had (or perhaps still has) a Titan. Plastic drums with metal enforced. There are a few pictures in his photo album.

https://www.automaticwasher.org/cgi...TERMIKEUK.jpg&dir=/COLLECTIONS/CHESTERMIKEUK/

 

[combo52]

Plastic inner washer tubs

Lots of top load washers had all plastic wash baskets with no metal reinforcement. Generally however, they generally didn’t spin over 1000 RPMs.

John

 

[DADoES]

 
Amanatag/Norgetag refurb thirteen years ago, model PAV5157AWW.

 

[photopuppet]

I'm getting a bit confused about the Miele model numbering...

We have a WDB004 W1 series washer and it most definitely has a stainless steel tub as well as drum!

 

[photopuppet]

I found the Miele spec sheet as attached...

 

[me]

You can check the spare parts catalogue to see if a model you are interested in has a plastic tub.

https://www4.miele.de/msd/MSD#/start

wwd020 is plastic 8kg https://www.miele.co.uk/product/11810620/w1-washing-machine-wwd020-wcs-8kg-lotus-white

https://www4.miele.de/msd/MSD#/device/4065/etd/2291118350501

wwd320 seems to be steel and cast iron https://www.miele.co.uk/product/11358810/w1-washing-machine-wwd320-wcs-pwashand8kg-lotus-white

 

[me]

spare parts

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MSD

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