Over the last 40 years, Bosch has developed a reputation as the industry leader in dishwashing expertise and technology, and the new Classic range is a great example of the innovation that has led to Bosch’s current status as the number one brand in Europe.
The Classic range showcases recent technological advancements in noise reduction, along with improved water and energy efficiency. Features include fully-electronic programming and temperature selection; flexible basket layout; time displays; and a handy half-load option.
To celebrate its 40th anniversary, Bosch offered its customers the chance to win back the purchase price of a Bosch dishwasher. In addition to this exciting offer, Bosch will also included a Bonus 'Tall Item Spray Head' with the first 7,000 Classic models purchased, at no extra charge. This accessory, which is unique to Bosch, allows items such as range-hood filters, refrigeration shelves, baking dishes, and other tall items to be washed in the lower basket of the dishwasher.
Always innovators in design, Bosch has developed the ‘built under’ model of the Classic range with the exclusive option of removing the front and side panels, allowing adjustment of the height of the door upwards to meet existing cabinetry. The stainless steel models in the range also match Bosch oven control knobs exactly, providing smooth and consistent lines in your kitchen.
Bosch dishwashers are manufactured in the world’s largest dishwasher factory in Dillingen, Germany. We accept our actions must be in accordance with the environment and that we have a responsibility to the community at large, including future generations. For this reason, we must observe respect for people’s health and safety, practice an economic use of resources and work towards a more natural and cleaner environment as a basic principle of our business policy.
It is the task of all Bosch associates to help protect the well-being and safety of people and the environment, as well as maintain strict compliance with all laws and regulations pertaining to these issues. As a corporate leader, it is our task to recognize if such dangers exist and undertake appropriate actions to correct them.We design processes to ensure people’s health and safety take priority and that negative effects on the environment are kept to a minimum. We also encourage this spirit among our suppliers and economic partners.
We review our processes and our corporate activities on a regular basis, as well as measure their effects on people and on the environment. We do this to identify opportunities for improvement and ensure the ongoing effectiveness of our programs to protect people’s health and reduce environmental impact.The Robert Bosch Foundation, established in 1964, is a non-profit foundation that holds 92 percent of the share capital of the company Robert Bosch. It embodies the philanthropic endeavours of founder Robert Bosch (1861–1942) within the structure of the Bosch organization. It is a part of the company’s tradition that the foundation utilizes the dividends it receives exclusively for socially beneficial purposes
