Welcome on an interactive journey through the history of Miele
Our company has been in existence for more than 100 years! Delve into the history of Miele by passing your cursor over the image to discover fascinating details. Have fun!
If you would like to find out more about Miele, we look forward to welcoming you to the Miele Museum at Miele Centre Headquarters in Gütersloh (Carl-Miele-Strasse 29, D-33332 Gütersloh). The museum is open from Monday to Friday from 09.00 h – 16.00 h.
[1967]
Miele enters the industrial and hospital markets with specialised washer-disinfectors. Model G 17 OP is designed to clean operating theatre instruments, the G 18 is a thermal disinfector and the G 19 Laboris designed to clean laboratory glassware.
[1965]
Intensive regional advertising campaigns in 1965/66 publicise Miele's comprehensive range of products. This includes a competition in which consumers must answer questions on Miele machines.
[1963]
A new dishwasher, the G 45, is launched. Key features: Increased capacity (12 place settings), undercounter installation thanks to adherence to modular kitchen sizes, a stainless-steel inner cabinet and automatic detergent dispensing.
[1961]
Illustration of an advertising campaign for Miele vacuum cleaners.
[1960]
Bicycle and motorbike production is slowly wound down. Miele's K 52/2 Sportmoped is the last product to be developed in this area. This model, fitted with a pedal kick start 47 ccm Fichtel & Sachs motor has three-gear transmission.
