Cambro Camrack 16 Compartment Glass Rack Beige 114mm
Product Description
The Cambro Camrack is a polypropylene glass rack designed for use in commercial glasswashers. This beige 16-compartment version accommodates glasses up to 114mm tall, with each compartment keeping individual glasses...
Specifications
- Dimensions
- 143(H) x 500(W) x 500(D)mm
- Material
- Polypropylene
- Weight
- 2.6kg
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Product Description
The Cambro Camrack is a polypropylene glass rack designed for use in commercial glasswashers. This beige 16-compartment version accommodates glasses up to 114mm tall, with each compartment keeping individual glasses separated throughout the wash cycle.
In a busy bar or restaurant environment, glassware turnover is a constant operational pressure. The open-compartment design of the Camrack allows water and detergent to circulate freely around each glass during washing, and the same open structure promotes rapid drying once the cycle is complete. This reduces the time glasses spend out of service and keeps turnaround manageable during peak periods.
The separation between compartments is the most practically important feature in day-to-day use. Glasses that touch during washing are a common cause of chips, scratches and breakages — costs that accumulate quickly in a high-turnover operation. Key operational advantages include:
- Individual compartments prevent glass-to-glass contact during washing
- Open construction supports fast drying after the wash cycle
- Polypropylene construction withstands repeated high-temperature wash cycles
- Racks stack securely for storage and transportation between service areas
- Fits standard 500mm commercial glasswasher baskets
The rack is built from polypropylene and is suited to the temperatures typical of commercial glasswashers. It is worth confirming compatibility with your existing glasswasher model before ordering, particularly if you operate a non-standard cabinet size. The 16-compartment layout is well suited to stemware and shorter tumblers — operators running taller glassware will need to check the 114mm height limit carefully against their actual glass stock.
This rack is a practical choice for pubs, bars, hotels and restaurants with moderate glassware volumes. For sites running very high glass volumes across multiple wash cycles per service, it is worth considering whether a higher-capacity rack configuration would better suit the throughput required.
If you are unsure which rack size or compartment configuration suits your glassware and washer setup, our team is happy to help you work through the options.
Key Features
- 16 individual compartments accommodate glasses up to 114mm tall
- Open-cell polypropylene construction allows full water circulation during washing
- 500mm square footprint fits standard commercial glasswasher cabinets
- Stackable design supports organised storage and safe glass transportation
- Polypropylene material withstands repeated high-temperature commercial wash cycles
Operational Benefits
- Separated compartments reduce glass-to-glass contact and lower breakage rates
- Open construction speeds up drying and returns glasses to service faster
- Consistent glass separation helps protect stock and reduce replacement costs
- Stackable racks keep back-of-house storage organised during busy service periods
- Reliable compatibility with standard glasswashers simplifies rack management across sites
Specifications
- Dimensions
- 143(H) x 500(W) x 500(D)mm
- Material
- Polypropylene
- Weight
- 2.6kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
- The Camrack measures 500mm x 500mm, which matches the basket dimensions of most standard commercial glasswashers. If your machine uses a non-standard cabinet size, it is worth checking the internal basket clearance before ordering to confirm the rack seats correctly.
- The 16-compartment configuration works well for standard tumblers and many stemware styles, but the maximum glass height of 114mm means it is not suitable for taller glasses such as wine glasses or pilsner glasses. If your operation runs a mixed glassware range, you may need more than one rack size to cover all your stock.
- The number of racks depends on your glass volume and how many wash cycles you run per service. A general working approach is to have enough racks in rotation so that one batch can be washing while another is drying and a third is in use — typically a minimum of three to four racks for a busy bar. Higher-volume sites may benefit from a larger compartment configuration or additional rack quantities to maintain throughput.