Cambro Camrack Blue Glass Rack 25 Compartment 298mm Max Height

The Cambro Camrack is a polypropylene glass rack designed to handle glassware through every stage of the back-of-house cycle — from the glasswasher through to storage and back to the bar or service point. The blue colour coding helps staff distinguish this rack from others in a multi-rack system, reducing the risk of mix-ups during a busy service. With 25 individual compartments and a maximum glass height of 298mm, it accommodates a broad range of stemware and tumblers used in commercial operations.

In practical terms, the Camrack earns its place in operations where glassware volumes are high and turnaround speed matters. Rather than decanting glasses from a rack into a storage crate and then onto a shelf, the rack itself becomes the storage and transport unit. This removes a handling step that is both time-consuming and a common source of breakages. The polypropylene construction is durable under repeated commercial glasswasher cycles and resists the warping or cracking that can affect lighter alternatives over time.

Key operational advantages include:

• Colour-coded blue for easy stock identification across multi-rack systems
• Moves directly from glasswasher to storage shelf without decanting
• Reduces glass handling and the breakage risk that comes with it
• Compatible with Cambro Camdolly and Camrack cover as part of a wider system
• Polypropylene construction withstands repeated high-temperature wash cycles

It is worth confirming that your glasswasher rack runners or pass-through dimensions will accept a 500mm footprint before ordering. The rack is designed to sit within the Cambro Camrack system, which includes a Camdolly for transport and a cover for storage — those components are available separately if you are building out the full system gradually.

This rack is well suited to bars, hotels, event caterers, and high-volume restaurant operations that put glassware through regular wash cycles and need an organised, efficient way to manage stock. For smaller operations with modest glass counts, a lower-compartment rack may be a more practical fit; for very high-volume sites cycling large quantities simultaneously, it is worth considering whether a wider rack configuration would better suit your throughput.

If you are unsure which rack configuration or how many units would suit your operation, we are happy to talk it through before you commit to an order.