Cambro Camrack 25-Compartment Glass Rack Beige 238mm
Product Description
The Cambro Camrack is a polypropylene glass rack designed for use in commercial glasswashers. It provides 25 individual compartments, each sized to accept glasses up to 87mm in diameter and...
Specifications
- Dimensions
- 267(H) x 500(W) x 500(D)mm
- Material
- Polypropylene
- Weight
- 5.25kg
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Product Description
The Cambro Camrack is a polypropylene glass rack designed for use in commercial glasswashers. It provides 25 individual compartments, each sized to accept glasses up to 87mm in diameter and 238mm in height, keeping each piece separated throughout the wash cycle and reducing the risk of contact damage.
In a busy bar or catering operation, glassware turnover is continuous and breakage costs add up quickly. The Camrack's compartment dividers keep glasses isolated during washing, which reduces chipping and cracking caused by glasses knocking together under water pressure. The open-frame design allows wash and rinse water to circulate freely around each glass, helping to achieve a thorough clean rather than just a surface rinse.
From a practical standpoint, this rack earns its place in most glasswasher-equipped operations:
- Compartment dividers reduce glass-to-glass contact and breakage risk during washing
- Open frame construction allows full water and detergent circulation around each glass
- Polypropylene construction resists impact, corrosion, and the heat of regular glasswasher cycles
- Stackable design keeps storage footprint manageable when racks are not in use
- Ergonomic handles on the rack make lifting and moving straightforward for staff
In terms of practical considerations, the rack is sized at 500 x 500mm, which fits the standard glasswasher basket format used by most commercial machines. It is worth confirming your machine's internal basket clearance against the 267mm rack height before ordering, particularly on lower-profile undercounter units. The polypropylene construction rinses clean easily and does not corrode, which matters in the wet environment of a glasswasher area.
This rack is well suited to pub bars, hotel banqueting operations, event caterers, and any site running a mid-to-high volume of stemmed or tumbler glassware. For operations washing very tall stemware or oversized glassware, a rack specified for a greater maximum glass height may be the more appropriate choice.
If you are unsure which Camrack configuration fits your glassware range or glasswasher model, our team is happy to talk it through with you.
Key Features
- 25 individual compartments sized for glasses up to 87mm diameter
- Accepts glasses up to 238mm tall within each compartment
- Open-frame design allows full water circulation around each glass
- Polypropylene construction resists heat, impact, and corrosion
- Stackable rack with ergonomic handles for easy handling and storage
Operational Benefits
- Reduces glassware breakage by preventing contact during the wash cycle
- Thorough clean achieved through unrestricted water and detergent flow
- Durable enough to withstand repeated daily glasswasher cycles reliably
- Stackable form keeps storage areas tidy during quiet service periods
- Fits standard 500mm glasswasher baskets used across most commercial machines
Specifications
- Dimensions
- 267(H) x 500(W) x 500(D)mm
- Material
- Polypropylene
- Weight
- 5.25kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
- The Camrack measures 500 x 500mm in footprint, which matches the standard basket size used by the majority of commercial glasswashers. However, it is worth checking your machine's internal height clearance against the rack's 267mm overall height, particularly if you are using a compact undercounter unit, as some lower-profile machines have tighter clearances than others.
- The 25-compartment configuration is well suited to tumblers, hi-ball glasses, and shorter-stemmed wine glasses that fall within the 238mm maximum height and 87mm diameter limits. Taller stemware such as large burgundy or champagne flutes may exceed the height allowance, in which case a rack specified for greater glass height would be the more appropriate choice.
- A working rule for most bar operations is to hold enough racks to cover one full glasswasher cycle's worth of glassware plus a buffer for glasses still in use on the floor. For a high-volume site running back-to-back cycles throughout service, having three or four racks in rotation is common, allowing one to be washing, one draining, and one in active use at any given time.