Cambro Camrack 30-Compartment Glass Rack Red 215mm Max Height
Product Description
The Cambro Camrack is a polypropylene glass rack designed to handle glassware through the full service cycle — from washing through to storage and transport — without the glasses ever...
Specifications
- Colour
- Red
- Dimensions
- 267(H) x 500(W)mm
- Material
- Polypropylene
- Weight
- 10.83kg
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Product Description
The Cambro Camrack is a polypropylene glass rack designed to handle glassware through the full service cycle — from washing through to storage and transport — without the glasses ever needing to leave the rack. The red 30-compartment version accommodates glasses up to 215mm in height and is part of Cambro's wider 4-in-1 system, which pairs these compartment racks with a Camdolly and a Camrack cover to form a complete glassware handling solution.
In a busy bar or restaurant operation, the practical advantage of this system is significant. Glasses are loaded into the rack, run through the glasswasher, then moved directly to the bar or service area without being individually handled. This reduces breakage risk, speeds up the post-wash workflow, and keeps glassware protected during transit between the wash area and point of use.
The red colour coding is a useful operational feature in kitchens and bars that run multiple rack types — it allows staff to identify and segregate glassware quickly, which matters during a busy service when speed and accuracy are both under pressure.
- Eliminates the need to unload and reload glasses between washing and storage
- Colour coding supports clear segregation across a multi-rack system
- Polypropylene construction is durable and dishwasher-safe
- Compatible with Camdolly for safe, stable transport between areas
- Camrack cover keeps glasses protected in storage
The rack is well suited to bars, hotels, event catering operations, and any site handling a consistent volume of stemmed or tall glassware. For operations with very high glass turnover or a wide variety of glass sizes, it is worth considering whether a different compartment count or height specification would be a better match for your range.
If you are unsure which Camrack configuration suits your glassware or service volume, our team is happy to help you work through the options.
Key Features
- 30 individual compartments for organised glass separation during washing
- Accepts glassware up to 215mm tall within each compartment
- Polypropylene construction withstands repeated commercial glasswasher cycles
- Red colour coding for clear rack identification in multi-rack systems
- Compatible with Cambro Camdolly and Camrack cover as a 4-in-1 system
Operational Benefits
- Reduces glass handling between wash and service, cutting breakage risk
- Speeds up post-wash workflow by eliminating unloading and reloading steps
- Colour coding helps staff segregate glassware quickly during busy service
- Protects clean glasses in transit between wash area and bar or service point
- Consistent rack format supports organised storage and stock rotation
Specifications
- Colour
- Red
- Dimensions
- 267(H) x 500(W)mm
- Material
- Polypropylene
- Weight
- 10.83kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
- That depends on your glass volume and how frequently you run your glasswasher. For smaller bar operations or sites with a limited glass count, 30 compartments is often sufficient. Higher-volume sites — such as banqueting or large hotel bars — may find they need multiple racks running simultaneously, or a higher-compartment configuration, to keep pace with demand during peak service.
- Camracks are designed to fit standard commercial glasswasher baskets, but it is worth confirming the internal basket dimensions of your machine before ordering. The rack itself measures 500mm square, which suits most undercounter and hood-type glasswashers, but checking your machine's specification first avoids any compatibility issues.
- The colour coding is primarily a visual identification tool rather than a hygiene control in the formal HACCP sense. In practice, it is widely used by operators to separate different glass types — stemware from tumblers, for example — or to distinguish racks used in different areas of the operation, which can support a more organised workflow and reduce the risk of mix-ups during service.