Cambro Camrack 16-Compartment Glass Rack Beige 133mm
Product Description
The Cambro Camrack is a glass rack designed for the safe transport, washing, and storage of glassware in commercial environments. This beige 16-compartment version accommodates glasses up to 133mm in...
Specifications
- Colour
- Beige
- Dimensions
- 184(H) x 500(W) x 500(D)mm
- Material
- Polypropylene
- Weight
- 3.28kg
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Product Description
The Cambro Camrack is a glass rack designed for the safe transport, washing, and storage of glassware in commercial environments. This beige 16-compartment version accommodates glasses up to 133mm in height, keeping each glass individually separated to prevent contact damage during handling and dishwasher cycles.
In busy bar and catering operations, glass breakage is a persistent cost. Camracks are widely used precisely because they remove glassware from loose stacking and manual handling between service and the wash area. The individual compartments hold glasses securely whether the rack is being carried across a bar floor or running through a commercial glasswasher or dishwasher, and the polypropylene construction handles the heat and chemical exposure of a commercial wash cycle without warping or degrading over time.
Key practical advantages for day-to-day operation:
- Individual compartments eliminate glass-to-glass contact during transport and washing
- Polypropylene construction is resistant to high temperatures and commercial cleaning chemicals
- Stackable design keeps storage compact between service periods
- Consistent rack sizing simplifies integration with standard commercial glasswashers
- Beige colour coding supports rack organisation across different glass types or zones
It is worth confirming the internal dimensions of your glasswasher before ordering, as rack fit varies between machines. The 133mm maximum glass height suits many standard wine and tumbler glasses, but taller stemware will require a higher-clearance rack. For operations washing a wider variety of glass sizes, it is worth considering whether a mixed rack range would be more practical.
This rack suits bars, restaurants, hotels, and contract catering operations looking for a reliable, long-lasting system for moving and washing glassware efficiently. Lighter or smaller operations may find a reduced-compartment rack easier to handle when full.
If you are unsure which rack configuration suits your glass range or glasswasher setup, we are happy to help you work through the options.
Key Features
- 16 individual compartments prevent glass-to-glass contact during transport
- Polypropylene build resists high temperatures and chemical wash cycles
- Accommodates glasses up to 133mm in height per compartment
- Stackable design reduces storage footprint between service periods
- Colour-coded beige for organised rack management across zones
Operational Benefits
- Reduces glass breakage during transport between bar and wash area
- Withstands repeated commercial glasswasher cycles without warping
- Speeds up turnaround by moving glasses safely from service to wash
- Colour coding helps staff sort and return racks to correct stations
- Compact stacking keeps back-of-house storage tidy during quiet periods
Specifications
- Colour
- Beige
- Dimensions
- 184(H) x 500(W) x 500(D)mm
- Material
- Polypropylene
- Weight
- 3.28kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Camracks are designed to standard dimensions compatible with most commercial glasswashers, but it is worth checking your machine's internal basket dimensions before ordering. The rack footprint is 500mm x 500mm, so machines with a smaller chamber may not accept it without modification.
- The 133mm maximum height suits a wide range of standard tumblers, wine glasses, and short stemware, but it will not accommodate taller glasses such as large red wine or champagne flutes. If your operation uses a varied glass range, you may need more than one rack height across your stock.
- As a rough guide, most operations aim to have enough racks to cover at least one full cycle of glassware in service, one set in the wash, and one set drying or in reserve. The right number depends on your cover count, glass turnover rate, and washer cycle time — it is worth calculating this before ordering to avoid running short during a busy service.