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This is a replacement or additional open-style wash basket designed for use with the Classeq EC01 glasswasher. It holds up to 12 items per cycle and is configured as an open basket — meaning there are no fixed dividers restricting item size — making it practical for pint glasses, cups, small bowls, and awkward-shaped containers that a standard compartmentalised basket would struggle to accommodate.

In a busy bar or café environment, having the right basket type to hand makes a measurable difference to throughput. The open format allows staff to load mixed or oversized items quickly without sorting, which keeps the cycle moving during peak service. Keeping a spare basket in rotation also reduces the risk of a bottleneck at the machine — one basket loads while the other washes.

• Open design accommodates pint glasses, cups, and larger containers in a single cycle
• 12-item capacity supports consistent throughput during busy service periods
• Lightweight plastic construction — easy to handle and stack when not in use
• Compatible with the Classeq EC01 glasswasher
• Simple to rinse clean between cycles

It is worth confirming that this basket is specifically designed for the Classeq EC01. If you are running a different Classeq model or a glasswasher from another manufacturer, basket dimensions and rack guides vary, so it is worth checking compatibility before ordering.

This basket is well suited to bars, cafés, and smaller hospitality operations running a Classeq EC01. If your site processes very high glass volumes across a long service period, it may be worth considering whether additional baskets or a higher-capacity machine better fits the operation.

If you are unsure whether this basket is the right fit for your machine or service setup, the team is happy to help you work it out.

The Classeq C400WS is a compact undercounter dishwasher built for commercial use, with an integrated water softener included as standard. It accepts a 400x400mm rack and is designed to handle steady continuous use across a service period — washing up to 40 racks per hour, which translates to a practical throughput of around 270 plates per hour depending on loading. This version is configured for 30A single phase supply. Classeq manufacture in the UK, and the C400 range is well established in smaller commercial kitchens where reliability and ease of operation matter.

In a working kitchen environment, the C400WS performs consistently across the three available wash cycles — light, standard, and intensive — allowing operators to match cycle selection to soil level rather than running everything on a single programme. The rinse booster pump supports clean, spot-free results, and the double-skinned construction helps keep noise levels manageable in open or semi-open kitchen layouts. Recovery between cycles is reliable enough to keep pace with steady covers without causing a backlog at the pass.

Practically, this machine has been designed with daily operation in mind:

• Click-in, click-out wash arms make end-of-service cleaning straightforward without tools
• Bluetooth connectivity allows access to user guides, settings, and performance data via a smartphone app
• The integrated water softener protects internal components and wash quality in medium to hard water areas
• Moulded interior surfaces reduce trapped debris and make routine cleaning quicker
• Three wash cycle options give operators flexibility without adding complexity

The integrated water softener is a meaningful practical feature rather than an optional extra for kitchens outside soft-water areas. Hard water causes limescale build-up on wash arms, heating elements, and rinse nozzles over time, reducing wash quality and shortening machine lifespan. Having softening built in removes the need for a separate inline unit and simplifies the installation.

Installation requires a 30A single phase electrical supply, which should be confirmed with your electrician before ordering. The machine fits within a standard undercounter cabinet space, but access to plumbing connections at the rear and adequate drainage routing should be checked at the planning stage. It is not suitable for sites on three phase supply only — alternative configurations are available within the C400 range if your supply differs.

The C400WS is well suited to smaller operations — cafés, pub kitchens, small restaurants, and staff canteens — where a single undercounter machine can comfortably manage the covers without requiring a pass-through or hood-type unit. For higher-volume sites turning over significantly more covers per service, a larger capacity machine would be worth considering. For very low-volume environments such as a small office kitchen, this remains a sound choice but may represent more capacity than is needed.

If you are unsure whether the C400WS is the right fit for your setup — particularly around water hardness, supply configuration, or expected covers — the team is happy to talk it through before you commit to an order.

The Classeq C400 is a under-counter glasswasher designed for bars, pubs, and smaller hospitality venues where reliable, consistent glass cleaning is essential. It operates on a 400x400mm basket format, accommodating up to 16 pint glasses per cycle, and is built in the UK by one of the more established names in commercial glass and dishwashing. The 13A three-phase configuration suits venues with the appropriate electrical supply already in place.

In a busy bar environment, the C400 holds up well during service. The rinse booster pump helps maintain wash quality under repeated cycles, which matters during peak periods when glasses are turning around quickly. The machine is straightforward to operate — load the basket, select a cycle, and it does the rest. That simplicity reduces the chance of operator error during a busy shift and means new staff can get to grips with it quickly.

From a practical standpoint, several features are worth noting:

• Click-in, click-out wash arms simplify daily cleaning and help maintain wash performance over time
• Bluetooth connectivity allows access to usage data and machine settings via a smartphone app
• Integrated detergent and rinse aid dosing pumps support consistent chemical delivery without manual adjustment
• Stainless steel construction is durable and straightforward to keep clean
• Compact footprint suits under-counter installation in tighter bar configurations

Installation requires a three-phase electrical supply and a mains water connection. One important consideration: in medium or hard water areas, an external water softener is required to protect the machine and maintain wash quality — this is not supplied as standard with this configuration, though the C400 is also available with an integrated softener if that better suits your setup. Confirm your water hardness before purchasing.

The C400 is well suited to smaller bars, hotel bars, and café-bar operations turning over a moderate volume of glassware per service. It is not intended for high-volume nightclub or large stadium environments where a higher-capacity pass-through or rack conveyor machine would be more appropriate. For venues with lighter requirements, lower-capacity options are also available within the range.

If you are unsure whether the C400 is the right fit for your service volume or electrical setup, we are happy to talk it through before you commit to a purchase.

The Classeq WS8-SK is an external base exchange water softener designed to work alongside Classeq glasswashers in commercial environments. It sits inline with the machine's water supply and uses an ion exchange process to remove the calcium and magnesium minerals responsible for limescale build-up — a common problem in hard and medium-hard water areas across the UK.

In day-to-day operation, untreated hard water causes limescale to accumulate inside wash chambers, on heating elements, and across spray arms. Over time, this reduces washing performance, shortens machine life, and increases energy consumption as scale-insulated elements have to work harder to reach temperature. A softener fitted at the point of supply addresses the root cause rather than treating the symptoms after the fact.

The practical advantages of running softened water through a glasswasher are well established in busy bar and hospitality environments:

• Reduces limescale accumulation on internal components and heating elements
• Helps achieve cleaner, spot-free glassware without chemical rinse aid dependency
• Supports consistent wash results service to service
• Lowers the frequency of descaling maintenance
• Helps extend the working life of the glasswasher itself

Installation involves connecting the unit into the cold water feed supplying the glasswasher. The stainless steel housing is compact and suited to undercounter or back-of-bar installations where space is limited. As with all base exchange softeners, the resin requires periodic regeneration or replacement depending on local water hardness and usage volume — operators in very hard water areas will need to factor this into their maintenance routine. It is worth checking your local water hardness before specifying this unit, as the service interval will vary considerably by region.

This softener is well suited to bars, restaurants, and hospitality venues running a Classeq glasswasher in a hard water area. It is a practical, low-complexity addition that pays for itself through reduced maintenance and more consistent results. For higher-throughput sites or venues with particularly high water hardness, it is worth discussing whether a higher-capacity softening solution would be more appropriate.

If you are unsure whether your site's water hardness warrants a softener, or which specification is right for your setup, our team is happy to talk it through with you before you order.

This is a purpose-made stainless steel infeed table designed to sit on the right-hand side of compatible Classeq pass through dishwashers, specifically the CB975 through to the CB978 range. It provides a dedicated landing and loading surface that integrates directly with the machine, keeping the wash cycle organised and the surrounding area clear.

In a working kitchen, a proper infeed table makes a meaningful difference to how smoothly the pot wash or warewashing area operates. Without a matched table, crockery and glassware tends to stack up haphazardly beside the machine, creating breakage risk and slowing throughput during busy service. A correctly sized table gives the operator a controlled loading sequence, which matters when covers are high and the machine is running continuously.

The stainless steel construction is practical for this environment — it tolerates constant moisture, steam, and the physical demands of a working dish station without deteriorating. At 11kg it is a manageable unit to position and level during installation.

• Consistent loading surface that supports an organised wash cycle workflow
• Stainless steel finish resists moisture and heavy daily use
• Designed specifically to integrate with the Classeq CB975–CB978 dishwasher range
• Helps reduce breakages by giving staff a stable area to load from

It is worth confirming your existing machine model before ordering, as this table is matched to a specific range of Classeq pass throughs. If you are also considering the outfeed side or a longer run of tables, it is sensible to plan the full layout at the same time to avoid dimensional conflicts with adjacent cabinetry or walls.

This table suits any site running a Classeq CB975–CB978 pass through where the right-hand infeed position works with the kitchen layout. For kitchens with a higher volume of covers or more complex warewashing arrangements, it is worth discussing the full table configuration with us before committing to a setup.

If you would like to talk through the layout or confirm compatibility with your existing machine, we are happy to help before you place an order.

The Classeq T11SENR is a right-hand inlet table designed to work alongside a Classeq pass-through dishwasher. It provides a dedicated landing and pre-rinse station at the dirty end of the wash line, giving kitchen staff a proper working surface before ware enters the machine. The unit includes a sink bowl, splashback, and a spray mixer tap, so the pre-rinse process is contained within one organised section of the wash-up area.

In a working kitchen, the quality of the pre-rinse stage has a direct bearing on wash results and machine hygiene. A dedicated inlet table with a built-in spray arm means staff can remove heavy soiling before ware enters the dishwasher, which reduces the load on the machine, helps maintain wash water quality, and limits the frequency of tank changes during a busy service. Having the sink bowl and spray mixer integrated into the table also keeps the area tidy and reduces the risk of water pooling on the floor.

Key practical advantages this table brings to a wash-up operation include:

• Dedicated pre-rinse station keeps the dirty end of the wash line organised
• Integrated sink bowl contains soiling and water within one unit
• Spray mixer tap allows thorough pre-rinsing before ware enters the machine
• Splashback protects the wall and simplifies end-of-service cleaning
• Right-hand configuration suits the standard left-to-right wash-line layout

Installation requires a cold water supply and waste connection for the sink bowl, along with hot and cold feeds for the mixer tap. The unit is sized to sit flush with most Classeq pass-through machines, though it is worth confirming worktop height compatibility before ordering. At 44kg, it is manageable for two people to position, but access and floor loading should be considered in tight wash-up areas.

This table is well suited to mid-sized kitchens — restaurants, hotels, contract catering operations, and similar sites — where a Classeq pass-through dishwasher is already in use or being specified at the same time. It is designed specifically to complement the Classeq pass-through range rather than serve as a universal inlet solution. For larger or higher-throughput operations, a longer inlet table with additional staging space may be more appropriate.

If you are configuring a full wash-up line or want to confirm this table will work with your existing or planned machine, our team is happy to go through the layout with you before you order.

This glass basket insert is a straightforward plastic accessory designed to sit inside a standard 400x400mm warewasher basket. Its purpose is simple: it holds glasses at a tilted angle during the wash cycle, allowing water and detergent better access to the interior of each glass rather than pooling at the base. It is made to fit the Classeq C400 range of glasswashers and can be fitted or removed without tools.

In a busy bar or service environment, consistent glass clarity matters. Glasses washed flat or upright often retain residue inside where spray coverage is limited. By angling the glassware, this insert helps the machine do its job more effectively, reducing the need to re-wash glasses during service — a small detail that makes a practical difference when throughput is high.

• Improves spray access to the interior of glasses during each wash cycle
• Reduces the likelihood of residue or watermarks on glassware
• Easy to fit and remove without disrupting basket loading
• Lightweight plastic construction adds minimal weight to the basket load

Being a plastic insert, it is lightweight and straightforward to handle. It is worth noting this is a purpose-specific accessory — it is designed for glassware, not crockery or cutlery, and its benefit is most apparent with tall or stemmed glasses where interior coverage would otherwise be compromised.

This insert is well suited to any operator running a Classeq C400 glasswasher who wants to improve wash results on glassware without changing chemicals or cycle settings. If you are unsure whether this insert is compatible with your current basket configuration, feel free to get in touch and we can confirm before you order.

The Classeq C400 is a compact undercounter dishwasher built for commercial use and manufactured in the UK. It takes a 400x400mm wash basket and is designed to handle the dishwashing demands of smaller catering operations without the installation complexity of a three-phase connection — this configuration runs on a standard 13A single-phase supply, which simplifies placement considerably.

In service, the C400 performs reliably across consistent back-to-back loads. A rinse booster pump supports wash quality even under repeated cycling, and the machine integrates detergent and rinse aid dosing to maintain consistent results without manual adjustment between loads. It is a straightforward machine to operate — load, select a cycle, and run. That simplicity reduces the chance of operator error during a busy service.

Practical features that matter in a working kitchen include:

• Click-in, click-out wash arms that remove quickly for cleaning without tools
• Bluetooth connectivity with a companion app for settings, usage data, and basic diagnostics
• Integrated dosing pumps for detergent and rinse aid, removing the need for separate dispensers
• Standard 13A plug connection — no dedicated electrical circuit required
• UK manufacture, with parts and support readily available

On installation, this machine is notably straightforward for a commercial dishwasher. The 13A single-phase supply means it can often be connected without electrical installation work, making it practical for smaller venues or spaces where running a dedicated circuit is not feasible. That said, water hardness is an important consideration: in medium or hard water areas, an external water softener will be required to protect the machine and maintain wash performance. A version with an integrated softener is available if that better suits your setup.

The C400 is well suited to cafés, small restaurants, staff canteens, and similar lower-to-mid volume operations where throughput demands are steady rather than intensive. It is a practical choice where simplicity of installation and ease of daily operation matter. For sites with higher covers or a need for continuous high-speed throughput, a higher-capacity machine would be worth considering.

If you are unsure whether the C400 is the right fit for your volume or whether a softener is needed for your water supply area, our team are happy to talk it through before you commit to a purchase.

The Classeq C400WS is a compact undercounter dishwasher designed for light to moderate commercial use. It takes a 400x400mm rack, which accommodates a practical load of crockery per cycle, and is capable of washing up to 40 racks per hour — making it a workable solution for smaller operations where throughput demands are steady rather than extreme. It runs on a standard 13A single-phase supply, which removes the need for a dedicated electrical circuit in most existing premises.

In service, the C400WS performs reliably across three wash cycles — light, standard, and intensive — giving operators the flexibility to match the programme to the load. The rinse booster pump helps maintain consistent rinse quality, and the double-skinned construction keeps operating noise at a reasonable level in open or semi-open kitchen layouts. The moulded interior is straightforward to wipe down, and the wash arms are designed to click in and out without tools, which makes routine cleaning noticeably quicker at the end of service.

The integrated water softener is the defining feature of this model. In areas with medium to hard water, running a dishwasher without softening will gradually reduce wash quality and shorten the machine's working life through scale build-up. Having the softener built in rather than added externally keeps the installation clean and compact, and avoids the ongoing cost and space requirement of a separate unit.

• Three selectable wash programmes to suit different load types
• Click-in, click-out wash arms for faster end-of-service cleaning
• Integrated water softener protects performance in hard water areas
• Bluetooth connectivity for settings access and performance monitoring
• Runs on a standard 13A single-phase supply — no dedicated circuit needed

Installation is straightforward for most commercial settings. The machine requires a cold water inlet, a waste connection, and a standard 13A socket. Its compact footprint makes it suitable for tight undercounter positions, though adequate ventilation around the unit should be confirmed before installation. It is worth noting that at 40 racks per hour, this machine is suited to lower-volume sites — cafés, small restaurants, staff canteens, and similar operations. For kitchens running continuous high-volume service, a higher-capacity pass-through or rack conveyor machine would be worth considering.

If you are unsure whether the C400WS matches your service volume or water supply conditions, we are happy to talk through your requirements before you commit to a purchase.

The Classeq small cutlery holder is a simple plastic insert designed to sit within open warewasher baskets, keeping loose cutlery contained and upright during the wash cycle. Without a dedicated holder, cutlery tends to lie flat or fall through basket gaps, leading to inconsistent wash results and handling issues at the unloading stage.

In a busy kitchen pass or pot wash area, small details like this have a practical effect on throughput. Cutlery that is loaded correctly through the machine comes out cleaner and requires less re-washing or hand polishing, which adds up across a full service. The holder clips in and out of compatible open baskets without tools, so it can be added or removed depending on what is being washed.

• Keeps cutlery upright and separated for more consistent wash coverage
• Reduces handling time at the unloading and sorting stage
• Lightweight plastic construction — easy to clean and handle
• Fits and removes without tools, adapting to the basket as needed

This holder is sized for smaller cutlery items and is best suited to operations already using compatible Classeq open baskets. It is worth confirming basket compatibility before ordering, particularly if your warewasher setup uses a mix of basket types from different suppliers.

If you are unsure whether this fits your existing basket configuration, the team is happy to help you check before you order.

The Classeq C400WS is an undercounter glasswasher built for commercial bar and kitchen environments. It accommodates a 400x400mm basket and is capable of washing up to 40 racks per hour, making it well suited to venues that need a reliable, consistent throughput of clean glassware throughout service. This version is configured for 13A three phase power and includes an integrated water softener — a meaningful distinction from the standard model.

In a busy bar or pub environment, glass turnaround is a constant pressure point. The C400WS handles this well, with rinse booster, detergent, and rinse aid pumps working together to deliver clean, spot-free results load after load. The moulded interior and double-skinned construction help keep noise levels down — a practical consideration in front-of-house or open kitchen settings where ambient noise matters.

Several features support the day-to-day practicalities of running a commercial operation:

• Click-in, click-out wash arms that can be removed and cleaned without tools
• Bluetooth connectivity with a companion app for user guides, machine settings, and performance monitoring
• Integrated water softener protecting internal components in hard water regions
• Moulded interior that simplifies end-of-day cleaning
• UK-manufactured construction, with a two-year parts and labour warranty

The integrated water softener is particularly important for sites in medium to hard water areas. Without softening, scale builds up on heating elements and wash arms over time, reducing wash quality and shortening machine life. Having the softener built in avoids the need for an external unit and keeps the installation compact. The machine's stainless steel exterior is robust enough for a busy back-bar environment, and its footprint is manageable in smaller cellar or bar-back installations. It is worth checking ceiling clearance and access to a floor drain before installation, along with confirming that a three phase 13A supply is available at the point of installation.

The C400WS is a practical choice for pubs, bars, hotel bars, and smaller hospitality venues with moderate to busy glass volumes. For very high-volume operations running continuous service across multiple sittings, a higher-capacity model may be worth considering. Equally, for sites with particularly soft water where an integrated softener adds unnecessary cost, the standard C400 variant may be more appropriate.

If you are unsure whether this configuration is the right fit for your water supply, power setup, or service volumes, our team is happy to talk it through before you place an order.

This glass basket insert is a purpose-made plastic insert designed to sit within a standard 500×500mm warewasher basket on the Classeq C500 range. Its function is straightforward: it holds glasses at a tilted angle rather than upright, allowing the wash and rinse water better access to the interior of each glass during the cycle.

In practice, upright glassware is one of the more common causes of poor wash results — water pools inside the bowl rather than draining freely, and the spray arms can struggle to reach the interior surfaces effectively. By angling the glasses, this insert addresses that directly. It is a simple intervention that makes a measurable difference to cleanliness and reduces the need to re-wash or hand-polish after service.

• Angles glassware for improved spray arm access to interior surfaces
• Helps reduce pooling and residue inside glass bowls
• Fits and removes quickly with no tools required
• Lightweight plastic construction — easy to handle during busy turnaround
• Designed specifically for use with the Classeq C500 basket range

It is worth confirming your current basket size before ordering — this insert is dimensioned for 500mm baskets and will not seat correctly in smaller formats. If you run a mixed glasswasher setup or are unsure which basket size your machine uses, it is worth checking before purchasing.

This insert suits any licensed premises, hotel bar, or catering operation running a Classeq C500 series glasswasher where glassware wash quality is a concern. It is a low-cost addition that often resolves persistent clarity issues without any changes to chemistry or cycle settings.

If you are unsure whether this insert is the right fit for your machine or basket configuration, our team is happy to check the compatibility before you order.

The Classeq DuoMatik 3 is an automatic hot feed external water softener designed specifically for use with Classeq CST and CMT conveyor dishwashers, as well as compatible cabinet-style machines. Its purpose is straightforward: to treat the incoming water supply before it reaches the machine, removing the minerals that cause limescale build-up inside wash tanks, boilers, and spray arms.

In hard and medium-hard water areas — which cover a significant portion of the UK — untreated water is one of the most common causes of premature machine failure and declining wash quality over time. Limescale accumulates gradually, reducing heating efficiency, blocking spray nozzles, and shortening the working life of key components. A properly sized and maintained external softener addresses this at the source rather than relying solely on rinse aid or internal filters to compensate.

From an operational standpoint, running a conveyor washer with softened water helps maintain consistent wash results across a long service period. Spray arms stay clearer, heating elements work more efficiently, and the machine is less likely to require descaling interventions that take it out of service. Key practical advantages include:

• Automatic regeneration cycle reduces manual intervention during service
• Hot feed compatibility suits the thermal demands of conveyor dishwasher installations
• External fitment keeps the softener accessible for salt refilling and servicing
• Stainless steel and plastic construction suitable for a commercial kitchen environment
• Protects internal machine components, supporting longer service intervals

Installation requires a suitable incoming water connection and adequate space adjacent to the dishwasher — the unit needs to be accessible for routine salt replenishment. It is worth confirming your site's water hardness level before specifying, as this will determine how frequently the softener regenerates and how much salt it consumes. Your water supplier or a simple test kit can provide this reading. The unit's footprint is modest, but allow enough clearance for servicing from the front.

The DuoMatik 3 is well suited to mid-to-high-volume operations running Classeq conveyor or cabinet washers in hard water regions — hotels, contract caterers, school kitchens, and large hospitality venues are typical environments. Sites with very high throughput or particularly aggressive water hardness may want to discuss whether a higher-capacity softener is more appropriate for their specific usage pattern.

If you are unsure whether this softener is the right specification for your machine and water supply, the team is happy to talk it through before you commit.

This is the dedicated plate basket for Classeq D400 and G400 warewashers, designed to hold standard plates securely during the wash cycle. It fits the 400mm rack format used by both machines and features integral plate locks that grip each plate in position, preventing movement and reducing the risk of breakages or inadequate wash coverage.

In a busy service environment, consistent plate positioning matters. Plates that shift or lean during a cycle can block spray arms, wash unevenly, or come out needing a re-run — none of which is useful at pace. The plate locks address this directly, keeping each plate upright and correctly spaced so the wash reaches all surfaces reliably.

• Fits Classeq D400 and G400 warewashers as a direct replacement or additional basket
• Plate locks hold plates firmly in position throughout the cycle
• Helps maintain consistent wash results and reduce breakages
• Lightweight at 500g, easy to handle and stack when not in use
• 400 x 400mm footprint matches the standard rack size for both machines

This basket is a like-for-like fit for the D400 and G400 only — it is not a universal rack and will not suit other warewasher models. If you are running multiple machines or need to increase throughput, it is worth confirming compatibility with your specific unit before ordering.

If you are unsure whether this basket suits your setup, or if you need to discuss spares and accessories for your warewash installation, the team is happy to help.

The Classeq C400WS is a compact undercounter dishwasher designed for commercial use, built in the UK and fitted with an integrated water softener as standard on this variant. It accepts a 400x400mm rack and is capable of washing up to 40 racks per hour, making it a practical choice for kitchens that need consistent, reliable throughput without the footprint of a larger pass-through machine.

In service, the C400WS performs well under the steady demand typical of cafés, small restaurants, hotel bars, and workplace catering operations. The rinse booster pump supports clean, spot-free results even during back-to-back cycles, and the choice of three wash programmes — light, standard, and intensive — gives operators the flexibility to match cycle intensity to the load. Recovery between cycles is well suited to continuous service periods rather than occasional use.

Several practical details make the C400WS straightforward to operate and maintain day to day:

• Click-in, click-out wash arms speed up cleaning and reduce the risk of blockages going unnoticed
• Double-skinned construction keeps noise levels low — useful in open or semi-open kitchen environments
• Bluetooth connectivity and a companion app allow staff to access user guides, adjust settings, and monitor performance from a phone without calling an engineer
• The integrated water softener protects internal components and wash quality in medium to hard water areas, removing the need for a separate inline softener unit
• Moulded interior surfaces simplify end-of-day cleaning and reduce residue build-up

Installation requires a Three Phase 13A supply, along with a cold water inlet and a suitable drain connection. The machine's compact footprint makes it viable under a standard counter, but access for servicing and adequate ventilation around the unit should be factored in before positioning is finalised. The integrated softener will require periodic salt replenishment — the frequency depending on local water hardness and wash volume.

The C400WS is well suited to smaller commercial operations running one to two service sittings per day, where a pass-through glasswasher or dishwasher would be oversized. If your site runs continuous service across a full day or handles particularly high covers, it is worth discussing whether a higher-capacity machine would be a better long-term fit. Equally, for very low-volume operations, a simpler model without the integrated softener may represent better value.

If you are unsure whether this machine matches your service volume or water supply conditions, we are happy to talk it through before you commit to a purchase.

The Classeq C400WS is an undercounter glasswasher built for commercial bar and pub environments where consistent, high-volume glass cleaning is a daily requirement. Manufactured in the UK, it accepts a 400x400mm basket and is capable of washing up to 40 racks per hour, making it a practical choice for sites that need throughput without complexity. This version includes an integrated water softener and is configured for 30A single phase power.

In a busy service environment, reliability and recovery speed matter as much as raw capacity. The C400WS uses dedicated rinse booster pumps alongside detergent and rinse aid dosing to deliver consistent results load after load. The double-skinned construction keeps noise levels manageable behind the bar, and the moulded interior supports efficient water use — both relevant factors during a long service shift.

Several practical details make this machine well suited to daily commercial use:

• Click-in, click-out wash arms that speed up end-of-day cleaning and reduce maintenance time
• Bluetooth connectivity with a companion app for access to user guides, machine settings, and performance data
• Integrated water softener that protects internal components and maintains wash quality in medium to hard water areas
• Simple cycle selection — minimal training required for bar staff
• UK-manufactured construction with a design focus on durability in continuous use

Installation requires a 30A single phase supply, along with standard plumbing connections for water inlet and drain. The footprint is compact enough for most undercounter bar installations, though it is worth confirming door clearance and drainage routing before fitting. The integrated softener removes the need for an external softener unit, which can simplify the installation in tighter spaces. As with any glasswasher, adequate ventilation around the unit will support consistent performance and longevity.

The C400WS is well suited to pubs, bars, hotels, and function venues with moderate to high glass turnover. For sites with very high covers or continuous service demands, it is worth considering whether a higher-capacity model would better match your throughput requirements. For lower-volume operations, a smaller or lower-amperage option may be more appropriate.

If you are unsure whether this model fits your site's water supply, electrical setup, or service volume, the team is happy to talk it through before you commit to a purchase.

The Classeq WS-HC10 is an external water softener designed to work alongside Classeq undercounter and pass-through commercial warewashers. It connects to a hot-feed water supply and uses an automatic brine-tank regeneration process to remove the hardness minerals that cause limescale build-up inside the machine. It is a standalone unit, fitted externally, and handles softening before water enters the washer.

In busy commercial kitchens, limescale is one of the most consistent causes of warewasher underperformance. It accumulates on heating elements, spray arms and wash chamber walls, reducing wash quality, increasing energy consumption and — over time — leading to costly breakdowns. A properly installed softener addresses this at the source rather than relying on rinse-aid or descaling chemicals alone. The WS-HC10's automatic regeneration is timed to run during quieter periods, so the softener is ready when service demand is at its highest without interrupting the wash cycle.

Practical advantages of running this unit alongside a Classeq washer include:

• Reduced limescale accumulation on heating elements and spray arms, helping to maintain wash performance over time
• Lower descaling frequency, which reduces chemical costs and labour time
• More consistent rinse results, particularly in hard-water areas
• Automatic regeneration that avoids service interruptions during peak periods
• Compatibility across the Classeq undercounter and pass-through range

Installation requires a connection to a hot-feed water supply, so it is worth confirming your existing plumbing layout before ordering. The unit will need a dedicated position close to the warewasher — the dimensions are reasonably compact but there should be adequate clearance for routine maintenance access. Salt replenishment for the brine tank is an ongoing operational requirement; how frequently this is needed will depend on local water hardness and machine usage volumes. Sites in particularly hard-water regions may find regeneration cycles are more frequent.

The WS-HC10 is well suited to small and medium-sized operations running Classeq undercounter or pass-through machines where water hardness is a known issue. It is particularly relevant for sites in hard or very hard water areas, where running a warewasher without any softening provision will typically lead to noticeable problems within months. For higher-volume sites or situations involving multiple machines, it is worth discussing whether a more robust softening solution would be more appropriate.

If you are unsure whether this unit is the right fit for your water supply, machine type or site layout, we are happy to talk it through before you place an order.

The Classeq WS20-SK is a manually regenerated, base exchange water softener designed for use with Classeq P500 and Hydro pass-through dishwashers. It works by passing the incoming mains water supply through a resin bed that removes calcium and magnesium ions — the minerals responsible for limescale — before that water enters the machine. The result is consistently softened water delivered to the washer throughout the service period.

In hard and very hard water areas, limescale is one of the most common causes of warewasher deterioration. It accumulates on heating elements, spray arms, and pump components over time, reducing wash performance, increasing energy consumption, and shortening equipment life. Fitting an external softener like the WS20-SK addresses this at source rather than relying solely on internal dosing systems, which provides a more reliable level of protection during sustained high-volume service.

Practical benefits for operators include:

• Reduced limescale build-up protecting heating elements and internal components
• More consistent wash and rinse results across the service period
• Lower chemical dosing requirements where water quality is managed upstream
• Reduced maintenance frequency and potential repair costs over the machine's life
• Manual regeneration using standard dishwasher salt, keeping ongoing costs low

The WS20-SK requires a connection to the cold water supply feeding the washer and adequate floor space to accommodate its tall, narrow stainless steel cabinet. At 900mm high and 180mm wide, it has a compact footprint, though the installation point needs to allow for salt replenishment and straightforward access for periodic regeneration. The 25kg weight means it should be positioned and secured before the water connection is made. A competent plumber should handle installation and commissioning.

As the largest unit in Classeq's manual softening range, the WS20-SK is well suited to busier operations running P500 or Hydro pass-through washers through extended services — particularly in hard water regions where standard inline protection alone may not be sufficient. Smaller sites or lower-throughput machines may find a smaller-capacity unit more appropriate, while very high-volume operations should consider whether a fully automatic softener would better suit their workflow.

If you're unsure which softener specification is right for your water hardness level or site setup, our team is happy to talk it through with you before you order.

The Classeq BWS500 is a steel stand designed specifically to support the G500, G500 Duo, D500, and D500 Duo glasswasher and dishwasher models. Its primary purpose is to raise the machine to a comfortable working height, reducing strain on operators during loading and unloading and making the unit easier to integrate into a run of existing equipment or counter space.

The stand is steel-coated and can be cut down to a lower height on site, which is a useful practical feature in kitchens where clearance above is limited or where a standard counter height would leave the machine sitting too high. This adjustability means it can be fitted neatly into a variety of under-counter or freestanding configurations without the need for bespoke fabrication.

• Provides stable, dedicated support for the G500 and D500 machine range
• Adjustable height suits different counter levels and operator preferences
• Steel construction appropriate for busy commercial environments
• Keeps the machine at a practical working height, reducing operator fatigue
• Simple installation alongside a compatible Classeq warewasher

It is worth confirming the intended final height before cutting, as this is irreversible. The stand is intended for use with the specific Classeq models listed — it is not a universal fit for other brands or machine sizes. If you are building out a new warewash area and are uncertain whether the stand suits your planned layout or machine configuration, we are happy to talk it through before you order.

The Classeq WS-Auto is a fully automatic external water softener designed to protect commercial warewashers from limescale build-up. Connected to the cold water feed, it conditions incoming water before it reaches the machine, helping to prevent the scale accumulation that is one of the most common causes of warewasher performance problems and premature component failure in hard water areas.

In busy kitchen environments, limescale is a persistent issue. It restricts water flow, reduces heating efficiency, and shortens the working life of elements, pumps, and spray arms. The WS-Auto addresses this at source rather than relying solely on rinse aid chemistry or periodic descaling. It is compatible with all current Classeq undercounter and pass-through models, including Viso utensil washers and older Hydro machines, making it a practical addition to an existing installation as well as a new one.

A key practical feature is the automatic regeneration cycle, which the unit is designed to run during quieter periods rather than mid-service. This means the softener is available when it is needed most and does not interrupt wash cycles at inconvenient times. Day-to-day operation requires no manual intervention beyond keeping the unit supplied with salt.

• Reduces limescale entering the machine, extending component service life
• Automatic regeneration timed to avoid disruption during service
• Helps maintain wash and rinse performance in hard water areas
• Straightforward installation on the cold water supply line
• Supports all current Classeq undercounter and pass-through models

This unit is well suited to any site running a Classeq washer in a moderate to hard water area where limescale is a known operational concern. For sites running multiple machines or higher-volume operations, it is worth discussing whether additional water treatment provision would be appropriate.

If you are unsure whether your water hardness warrants a softener, or want to confirm compatibility with your existing machine, the team is happy to talk it through before you commit.

This 1100mm right-hand table is a purpose-made infeed surface designed to work alongside Classeq pass through dishwashers. It provides a clean, stable landing area for soiled crockery, glassware, and cutlery before it enters the machine, helping to keep the dishwash station organised and the workflow moving during service.

In a busy kitchen or bar, a dedicated infeed table makes a practical difference. Without one, staff are often stacking dirties on whatever surface is nearest, which creates clutter and slows the whole operation down. A matched table keeps the area defined, reduces the risk of breakages, and gives the pot wash team a clear system to work to during peak covers.

Key practical advantages of using a matched dishwasher table include:

• Purpose-built to align correctly with Classeq pass through machine heights
• Provides a dedicated, hygienic soiled-end loading surface
• Helps define the dishwash workflow and reduces clutter at the station
• Robust stainless steel construction suited to daily commercial use
• Right-hand configuration suits standard left-to-right dishwash layouts

From an installation standpoint, this table is designed to sit directly alongside compatible Classeq pass through models. It is worth confirming your existing machine model before ordering, as table sizing and height must align with the dishwasher unit for a proper fit. The right-hand orientation means soiled items feed in from the right as the operator faces the machine — if your kitchen layout runs in the opposite direction, a left-hand table would be the appropriate choice.

This table is well suited to pubs, restaurants, hotels, and catering operations already running a Classeq pass through dishwasher who want to complete the station properly rather than rely on makeshift alternatives. If you are planning a new dishwash area from scratch, or are unsure which configuration suits your layout, our team is happy to talk it through with you.

The Classeq C400WS is an undercounter glasswasher designed for commercial bars, pubs, and hospitality kitchens where reliable, consistent glass cleaning is a core operational requirement. It accepts a 400x400mm basket and is manufactured in the UK by one of the most established names in commercial warewashing. The integrated water softener is built into the unit rather than added as a separate inline device, making this a self-contained installation that addresses hard water challenges without additional plumbing work.

In service, the C400WS is capable of washing up to 40 racks per hour, which translates to a throughput of around 640 pint glasses per hour under normal operating conditions. For a busy bar during peak service, this level of output is generally sufficient for small to mid-sized venues. The rinse booster pump supports consistent wash quality throughout a shift, and the moulded interior with double-skinned construction helps keep noise levels down — a practical consideration in open-plan or customer-facing environments.

Several design decisions make this unit straightforward to run day-to-day:

• Click-in, click-out wash arms simplify cleaning and reduce downtime between services
• Bluetooth connectivity allows staff to access user guides, adjust settings, and review performance data via a smartphone app
• The integrated softener protects internal components and wash quality in medium to hard water areas
• Double-skinned construction reduces operational noise in customer-facing settings
• Runs on a standard 13A single-phase supply, removing the need for a dedicated electrical circuit

Because this model runs on a standard 13A plug, it requires no specialist electrical installation — it connects to a standard socket, which keeps setup straightforward for most premises. The integrated softener does require periodic salt replenishment; this is a minor maintenance task but should be factored into daily operating routines, particularly in hard water regions. The unit's footprint suits most back-bar or undercounter positions, though clearance for the door swing and adequate ventilation should be confirmed before installation.

This glasswasher suits venues with moderate glass throughput: bars, pub kitchens, small restaurants, hotel bars, and similar hospitality operations. For sites running continuous high-volume service across multiple stations, a higher-capacity model may be worth considering. Equally, for very low-volume or intermittent use, a smaller unit could represent a more proportionate investment.

If you're unsure whether this model is the right fit for your service volumes or water supply conditions, the team is happy to talk it through before you commit to an order.

The Classeq G350 Ware Washer Stand is a purpose-made steel stand designed to raise the G350 glasswasher to a more practical operating height. It is a straightforward, functional accessory — its job is to position the machine correctly, keep it stable, and make the immediate area easier to maintain.

In a working bar or kitchen environment, having the glasswasher at the right height makes a measurable difference to operator comfort and workflow during a busy service. Loading and unloading racks becomes less awkward, and the space beneath the machine remains accessible for cleaning, which matters in any environment where hygiene standards are taken seriously.

The stand is constructed from coated steel and fitted with rubber feet, which helps prevent movement on tiled or smooth floor surfaces and reduces vibration transfer during operation. At 440mm in height, it brings the machine up to a level that works well within a standard bar counter or back-of-house setup.

• Raises the G350 to a more ergonomic working height for loading and unloading
• Rubber feet help prevent movement and protect floor surfaces
• Coated steel construction is practical in wet, humid environments
• Creates clearance beneath the machine to simplify floor cleaning
• Specifically matched to the G350 — no adaptation or modification needed

This stand is suited to any operator running a Classeq G350 glasswasher who wants the machine properly elevated rather than floor-mounted. It is a simple addition, but one that contributes to cleaner working practices and reduces the physical strain of repetitive loading over a long shift.

If you are setting up a new glasswasher installation or have questions about positioning your G350 within an existing bar layout, the team is happy to talk it through with you.

The Classeq C400 is an undercounter glasswasher built and designed for commercial use. UK-manufactured, it takes a 400x400mm glass basket and is supplied here in 13A single phase configuration, meaning it can run from a standard commercial socket without dedicated electrical supply work in most cases. That makes it a practical choice for venues where keeping installation simple and cost-effective matters.

In a working bar or pub environment, the C400 handles steady glass throughput reliably. The combination of a rinse booster pump with integrated detergent and rinse aid dosing means wash results are consistent across cycles without constant operator adjustment. The click-in, click-out wash arms are a practical detail — they come out quickly for cleaning and go back without tools, which matters at the end of a busy service when staff time is limited.

Key operational advantages include:

• Simple one-button cycle selection keeps training requirements minimal
• Bluetooth connectivity allows cycle data and settings to be reviewed via a smartphone app
• Removable wash arms reduce cleaning time and support consistent hygiene standards
• Integrated detergent and rinse aid pumps eliminate the need for separate dosing equipment
• UK-built construction supports serviceability and parts availability

One important consideration: the C400 requires an external water softener in medium or hard water areas, which covers much of England. This is not optional — operating without one in hard water areas will cause scale build-up and void the warranty. Classeq offers a version with an integrated softener if that suits your setup better. The machine sits under a standard bar counter, though you should confirm clearance with your actual counter height before ordering.

The C400 is well suited to smaller bars, hotel bars, café-bars, and function venues with moderate glass volumes. Sites running very high continuous throughput during busy service periods may find a higher-capacity model better matches their demand. For quieter operations or back-bar setups, it performs reliably without being oversized.

If you're unsure whether the 13A configuration suits your site or whether a softener is needed for your water area, our team is happy to talk it through before you place an order.

The Classeq C400 is a compact undercounter dishwasher built for commercial use and manufactured in the UK. It accepts a 400x400mm wash basket and is designed to handle the steady throughput demands of smaller foodservice operations — cafés, bistros, small restaurants, and similar environments where counter space is limited but washing standards cannot be compromised.

In service, the C400 performs reliably across continuous use. The rinse booster pump works alongside integrated detergent and rinse aid dosing to deliver consistent results load after load, even during a busy lunch or dinner push. Wash cycles are straightforward to select, which keeps things moving without requiring trained operator knowledge.

From a practical standpoint, several features are worth noting:

• Click-in, click-out wash arms simplify daily cleaning and reduce maintenance time
• Bluetooth connectivity allows access to machine settings, usage data, and user guides via a smartphone app
• Integrated dosing pumps remove the guesswork from detergent and rinse aid management
• Stainless steel construction throughout supports durability in a demanding kitchen environment
• Simple cycle selection keeps training requirements to a minimum

On installation, this unit is configured for 30A single phase supply — confirm your electrical provision before ordering. The machine draws on a mains water connection and requires adequate drainage. One important consideration: in medium or hard water areas, an external water softener is required to protect the machine and maintain wash quality. An integrated softener version is available as an alternative if that better suits your site.

The C400 is well suited to lower-to-medium volume operations turning over a manageable number of covers per service. For higher-volume sites with more demanding throughput requirements, a larger-capacity machine may be a more appropriate fit.

If you're unsure whether the C400 is the right match for your water supply, electrical setup, or service volume, we're happy to talk it through before you commit.

The Classeq T11SENL is a left-hand inlet table designed to work alongside a pass-through dishwasher as a dedicated pre-wash and loading station. It combines a sink bowl, splashback, and pre-rinse spray mixer tap in a single unit, giving the operator a controlled area for scraping, rinsing, and stacking before ware enters the machine.

In a working kitchen, this kind of inlet setup makes a measurable difference to dishwasher performance. Pre-rinsing removes the heavier food soiling before items reach the machine, which reduces the load on wash chemicals, helps maintain water quality inside the dishwasher, and extends the interval between tank changes during a busy service. The spray mixer tap gives the operator control over water temperature at the rinse stage, and the splashback keeps the surrounding area manageable.

From an operational standpoint, the key advantages are straightforward:

• Dedicated pre-rinse station keeps soiling out of the main wash tank
• Integrated sink bowl reduces the need for separate pot-wash space at the inlet
• Splashback protects the wall and simplifies end-of-service cleaning
• Left-hand configuration suits kitchens where ware flows from left to right through the machine

The table requires a plumbed water supply and drainage connection, so installation needs to be coordinated with your plumber before the unit goes in. It is sized to pair directly with Classeq pass-through machines, so confirming compatibility with your specific dishwasher model before ordering is worthwhile. The unit weighs 44kg and the 1100mm width means access routes and the final position should be checked during planning.

This table is well suited to pub kitchens, small hotel operations, schools, and cafés running a Classeq pass-through machine where a structured inlet workflow is needed. Sites with very high covers or larger-format dishwashers may require a more substantial inlet arrangement.

If you are planning a dishwash area and are not certain whether this table is the right fit for your machine and layout, the team is happy to talk it through before you commit to an order.