Classeq

This is the standard cutlery basket supplied for use with Classeq warewashers. It features eight individual compartments that hold cutlery upright during the wash cycle, keeping pieces separated and allowing water and detergent to reach all surfaces properly. Each basket holds up to 120 pieces, making it practical for continuous service use where cutlery turnover needs to keep pace with covers.

In a busy service environment, having the right basket for your machine is straightforward but important. Overfilling a single-compartment container or using an ill-fitting basket can lead to poor wash results, with cutlery arriving at the pass spotted or incompletely cleaned. The compartmentalised design here helps prevent nesting — a common cause of wash failures with spoons and similar items — and means staff can load quickly without excessive sorting.

• Eight separate compartments prevent cutlery nesting during the wash cycle
• Suitable for forks, spoons, knives, and similar flatware
• Lightweight construction makes handling practical during a busy service
• Designed to fit Classeq warewashers for reliable cycle-to-cycle performance

This basket is purpose-made for Classeq machines. If you are running a non-Classeq warewasher, it is worth confirming basket compatibility before ordering, as internal basket dimensions vary between manufacturers. For high-volume operations cycling cutlery very rapidly, running multiple baskets in rotation is a practical approach to avoid service bottlenecks.

This basket is well suited to restaurants, cafés, pubs, and contract catering operations already using Classeq warewashing equipment. If you are building out your basket stock or are unsure how many you need for your service volume, the team is happy to advise.

This is a purpose-built stainless steel pass through table designed to work alongside Classeq's CB975 to CB978 range of pass through dishwashers. It sits to the left-hand side of the machine, providing a dedicated surface for receiving clean items as they exit the wash cycle. At 1100mm in length, it offers a practical working area without taking up excessive space in tighter kitchen layouts.

In a busy service environment, a properly configured pass through dishwasher setup relies heavily on the surrounding tables to keep throughput moving. Without a correctly sized soiled or clean side table, crockery and glassware tend to back up on the machine itself, slowing the wash cycle and putting pressure on the pot wash team. This table is designed to integrate directly with the Classeq pass through range, so the heights, depths, and overall configuration align without modification.

Constructed from stainless steel, the table is straightforward to wipe down and maintain to the hygiene standards expected in a commercial kitchen. The material handles heavy daily use without deterioration, and there are no complex components to service.

• Keeps clean ware clear of the machine exit for efficient throughput
• Matched dimensions ensure flush integration with compatible Classeq models
• Stainless steel construction is easy to clean and durable under daily use
• Dedicated left-hand configuration supports logical workflow direction

This table is well suited to operations already running or planning to run a Classeq CB975–CB978 pass through machine, where a coordinated table setup is needed. For sites with more demanding throughput, it is worth considering whether a longer or heavier-duty table arrangement would better support the volume.

If you are specifying a full dishwash area or are unsure whether this table suits your existing Classeq setup, we are happy to talk through your configuration before you order.

The Classeq BWS400 is a steel coated stand designed specifically to support the G400, G400 Duo, D400, and D400 Duo warewashers. It provides a stable, raised base that brings the machine to a practical working height, reducing operator strain during loading and unloading and helping to keep workflow moving during service.

One of its more useful practical features is that the stand can be cut down to suit your specific installation height. This matters in real kitchens where floor levels, pass heights, and adjacent countertop runs rarely conform to a standard. Having that flexibility avoids the common problem of a machine sitting too high or too low relative to the surrounding prep area.

From an operational standpoint, benefits include:

• Raises the warewasher to a comfortable working height, reducing operator fatigue
• Compatible across the G400 and D400 range, including Duo variants
• Height can be trimmed on-site to match your specific installation
• Steel coated construction suited to the damp, demanding environment of a wash-up area
• Lightweight enough to handle and position without specialist equipment

Installation is straightforward, but it is worth confirming the finished height before cutting — particularly where the machine needs to align with an existing countertop or drainage run. Once cut, the adjustment is permanent, so taking accurate measurements beforehand is strongly advised.

This stand is well suited to any kitchen already running a Classeq G400 or D400 machine where a dedicated base is needed. If you are unsure whether this fits your specific model configuration or installation setup, our team is happy to talk it through with you before you order.

The Classeq C400 is an undercounter glasswasher designed for bar and hospitality environments where reliable, consistent glass cleaning is essential during service. It accepts a 400x400mm basket and is manufactured in the UK by one of the most established names in commercial warewashing. This particular configuration is wired for 30A single phase supply, which suits most standard bar installations without the need for three-phase power.

In a busy bar environment, the C400 handles steady throughput throughout a service period without the wash quality dropping off. The rinse booster pump helps maintain effective final rinse temperatures even under repeated back-to-back cycles, which is important for glass clarity and hygiene compliance. The machine is straightforward to operate — load the basket, select a cycle, and it does the rest — which matters in environments where bar staff turn over or training time is limited.

From an operational standpoint, the C400 offers a number of practical advantages:

• Click-in, click-out wash arms that simplify end-of-day cleaning and reduce maintenance time
• Integrated detergent and rinse aid dosing pumps, removing the need for separate dispensing equipment
• Bluetooth connectivity with a companion app for access to user guides, machine settings, and basic performance data
• A compact footprint that fits neatly into standard undercounter bar configurations

On the installation side, the 30A single phase supply requirement is important to confirm before ordering — it is worth checking with your electrician that the correct circuit is available at the point of installation. The machine will need a cold water inlet and a suitable drain connection. One point worth noting: in medium or hard water areas, an external water softener is required to protect the machine and maintain wash quality. The C400 is also available with an integrated water softener if that better suits your setup.

The C400 is well suited to pubs, bars, hotel bars, and smaller venues with moderate glass throughput. It is a practical, no-nonsense machine for operations that need reliable performance without complexity. Sites with higher glass volumes or larger service teams may benefit from looking at higher-capacity options within the glasswasher range.

If you are unsure whether the C400 is the right fit for your water supply, electrical setup, or service volumes, the team is happy to talk it through with you before you commit.

This is a replacement or additional open-format wash basket designed for use with compatible Classeq ware washers. Unlike a closed-compartment glass rack, the open basket design accommodates items that do not sit neatly in a standard divided rack — including large cups, bowls, containers, and oversized glassware. At 400x400mm it fits the standard basket footprint used across the Classeq range.

In a working kitchen or bar environment, having the right basket format makes a practical difference. An open basket allows staff to load awkward or mixed items quickly without forcing them into compartments they do not fit, which keeps the wash cycle moving during busy service. The lightweight plastic construction means it adds minimal load to handling and is straightforward to stack and store when not in use.

• Open format accommodates large or irregularly shaped items
• Standard 400x400mm footprint compatible with Classeq ware washers
• Lightweight plastic construction — easy to handle and store
• Useful for cups, bowls, containers and oversized glassware
• Practical as a spare basket to keep service flowing continuously

It is worth confirming compatibility with your specific Classeq model before ordering, particularly if you are running an older unit. If you are unsure whether this basket suits your machine or whether a different rack format would better match your service volume and item types, the team is happy to advise.

The Classeq WS16-SK is an external base exchange water softener designed specifically for use with Classeq G500, D500 and P500 series warewashers. It works by passing the incoming mains water supply through an ion exchange resin bed, which removes the calcium and magnesium ions responsible for limescale formation before that water ever enters the wash cycle. The result is consistently softened water delivered to the machine throughout service.

In hard and very hard water areas — which covers a significant portion of the UK — running a commercial warewasher on untreated mains water leads to progressive scale build-up on heating elements, spray arms and internal pipework. This reduces wash performance over time, increases energy consumption as scale insulates heating elements, and is one of the most common causes of avoidable breakdown callouts. The WS16-SK addresses this at the point of supply rather than relying solely on rinse aid and in-tank treatments to manage the problem after the fact.

From an operational standpoint, fitting this softener alongside a P500, D500 or G500 washer tends to produce cleaner, spot-free results on glassware and crockery, reduces the frequency of descaling, and helps keep the machine running closer to its designed performance over its service life. Key practical advantages include:

• Reduces limescale accumulation on heating elements and internal components
• Helps maintain consistent wash and rinse results throughout service
• Lowers the risk of scale-related breakdowns and associated repair costs
• Compatible with Classeq G500, D500 and P500 warewasher models
• Straightforward to regenerate using standard block or granular salt

Installation requires connection to the cold mains supply feeding the warewasher, with enough adjacent floor or wall space to accommodate the unit. At 20kg when loaded with resin, positioning and securing it correctly during installation is worth planning ahead. The WS16-SK is well suited to medium-volume operations — cafés, pub kitchens, school canteens and similar sites — running one of the compatible Classeq washers. For very high-throughput sites with extremely hard water, it is worth discussing whether a larger-capacity softener would be more appropriate for the volume of water being processed each day.

If you are unsure whether this softener is correctly sized for your site or water hardness level, we are happy to talk it through before you order.

The Classeq C400 is a compact undercounter dishwasher designed for commercial warewashing in kitchens where counter space and power capacity need to be balanced carefully. It accepts a 400x400mm wash basket, accommodating a practical load of crockery per cycle, and is built around a straightforward load-and-select operation that keeps service moving without placing demands on staff training.

In a busy service environment, the C400 performs consistently. The rinse booster pump maintains water pressure at the point of the wash arms, which helps deliver clean, streak-free results even during back-to-back cycles. The integrated detergent and rinse aid dosing pumps remove the guesswork from chemical use and help keep running costs predictable. Classeq manufacture the C400 in the UK, and build quality reflects that — this is a machine intended for sustained daily use rather than occasional runs.

Operationally, the C400 offers several practical advantages worth noting:

• Click-in, click-out wash arms that are quick to remove, clean, and refit
• Bluetooth connectivity with a companion app for user guides, settings adjustments, and performance monitoring
• Simple cycle selection suited to kitchens where staff changeover is frequent
• Consistent dosing from integrated chemical pumps, reducing waste and manual intervention
• UK manufacture supporting parts availability and service continuity

This unit is configured for 13A three phase power. Before ordering, confirm your kitchen's supply matches this configuration — your electrician or facilities team should verify the available circuit. The C400 is designed to sit under a standard counter, so check your available height and ensure adequate ventilation clearance at the rear. One important practical point: in medium or hard water areas, an external water softener is required to protect the machine and maintain wash quality. Classeq also offer the C400 with an integrated softener option if that suits your installation better.

The C400 is well suited to cafés, small restaurants, staff canteens, and hospitality operations running moderate daily covers where a reliable, easy-to-operate machine is the priority. For sites with higher throughput demands or where a larger basket size would improve cycle efficiency, it is worth considering a higher-capacity model from the range before committing.

If you are unsure whether the C400 is the right fit for your service volume or installation setup, our team is happy to talk it through with you.

This is a dedicated left-hand infeed table designed to pair with Classeq pass through dishwashers in the CB975 to CB978 range. At 650mm in length, it provides a stable, purpose-matched surface for feeding soiled ware into the machine, helping to keep the warewashing station organised and the workflow moving consistently during service.

In a busy kitchen environment, a properly configured pass through setup makes a genuine difference to throughput. Without a dedicated infeed table, staff are often working from improvised surfaces that slow the process down or create handling risks. This table is built to the same footprint as the dishwasher itself, so ware moves cleanly from the staging area into the machine without awkward transfers.

Practical benefits for kitchen operators include:

• Purpose-built fit with Classeq CB975–CB978 pass through dishwashers
• Left-hand configuration suits kitchens where the warewash flow runs right to left
• Consistent 650mm depth matches the machine opening for straight-through racking
• Solid construction keeps the infeed surface stable under the weight of loaded racks
• Simplifies the warewashing station layout and reduces handling steps

Before ordering, it is worth confirming the direction of flow in your warewash area. Left-hand tables are suited to kitchens where soiled ware arrives from the left as you face the machine. If your layout runs in the opposite direction, a right-hand table would be the appropriate choice. Space around the dishwasher should also be checked carefully, as the combined footprint of machine and table needs clear access on both sides for racking and unloading.

This table is best suited to sites already running or planning a Classeq CB-series pass through dishwasher. It is a straightforward addition rather than a standalone piece, and its value is in completing the warewashing setup correctly rather than as an independent workstation.

If you are configuring a full pass through warewash station and want to make sure the layout works for your kitchen flow, we are happy to talk it through before you place an order.

This Classeq dish insert is a simple plastic accessory designed to convert a standard 400x400mm open wash basket into one that can hold plates and dishes upright during the wash cycle. Without an insert of this type, open baskets offer no support for crockery, making them unsuitable for anything other than lightweight items. The insert drops in and out without tools, giving operators the flexibility to switch between basket configurations as demand requires.

In practical terms, this insert is most useful in sites where the volume of crockery passing through the machine is relatively low and where a dedicated plate rack would represent unnecessary expense or take up storage space that isn't available. It works well as a secondary option — keeping a single open basket convertible for the occasional plate load without committing to additional specialist equipment.

• Converts an open basket to accept plates and dishes without additional investment
• Fits and removes quickly, keeping the basket versatile between services
• Lightweight plastic construction adds negligible weight to the basket
• Suited to low-to-moderate crockery volumes where a dedicated rack isn't warranted

It's worth noting that this insert is a light-duty solution. Sites washing significant quantities of crockery throughout a busy service would be better served by a dedicated plate rack designed specifically for that purpose. The insert is designed for occasional use rather than sustained high-throughput warewashing.

If you're unsure whether this insert or a more purpose-built basket arrangement would suit your operation better, the team is happy to talk through your warewash setup before you order.

This is a replacement or additional wash basket designed specifically for Classeq C500 series warewashers. It follows the standard 500x500mm footprint used across that range and features tall open sides rather than the lower-profile design typically used for crockery. That height difference is what makes it suited to glasses and cups, which need upright support to wash and drain properly without toppling or nesting inside one another.

In a busy bar or front-of-house environment, having a dedicated glass basket rather than improvising with a general-purpose one makes a meaningful difference to throughput. Glasses sit more securely, the open construction allows water and detergent to reach all surfaces, and the taller sides reduce the risk of items shifting mid-cycle. For venues running continuous glasswashing during service, having a second or third basket in rotation — one washing, one being loaded, one being unloaded — is a straightforward way to keep the machine moving without interruption.

The basket is constructed from plastic, which keeps it light enough to handle repeatedly during a shift without operator fatigue becoming an issue. At 2kg unladen, it is easy to carry even when loaded with glassware.

A few practical points worth noting: this basket is sized for the Classeq C500 range and may not be compatible with machines from other manufacturers or Classeq models that use a different basket footprint. It is worth confirming your machine model before ordering if you have any doubt.

If you are unsure whether this basket suits your machine or want to discuss how many baskets make sense for your service volume, the team is happy to help you work that out.

The Classeq WS12-SK is an external base exchange water softener designed to protect smaller undercounter warewashers — specifically the Classeq G350, G400, and D400 models — from the damaging effects of limescale. Rather than treating the machine after scale has formed, it conditions the incoming water supply before it reaches the wash tank, significantly reducing the mineral content that causes scale build-up in the first place.

In hard water areas, limescale is one of the most common causes of premature warewasher failure. It accumulates on heating elements, spray arms, and pump components, reducing wash quality gradually before the problem becomes obvious. Operators often only notice when results start to deteriorate or the machine becomes noisy — by which point internal damage may already have occurred. Running a machine without a softener in a hard water area can also invalidate the manufacturer warranty, which is a practical risk worth considering before skipping this step.

Fitting the WS12-SK brings several direct operational benefits:

• Reduced limescale build-up on internal components, extending machine service life
• Improved wash results, with fewer watermarks and spots on glassware and crockery
• Lower detergent and rinse aid consumption, as softened water improves chemical efficiency
• Reduced maintenance call-out frequency and descaling requirements
• Helps maintain warranty compliance in hard water regions

Installation connects to the cold water inlet feeding the warewasher. The unit is compact enough for the tight undercounter spaces typical of a pub bar or small kitchen pass, and the stainless steel construction is well suited to catering environments. The resin vessel will need periodic regeneration using standard dishwasher salt — frequency depends on local water hardness and wash volume, so it's worth checking your water hardness rating before commissioning.

This softener is sized for lighter-duty undercounter machines. Higher-volume sites running glass or dishwashers in continuous service may need to consider a larger-capacity softener to match demand without frequent regeneration cycles.

If you're unsure whether this unit is the right match for your water hardness level or machine configuration, we're happy to talk it through before you order.