Cambro Camrack 20 Compartment Glass Rack Beige 279mm

The Cambro Camrack is a polypropylene compartment rack designed to carry glassware through the complete service cycle — from dirty collection through the glasswasher and directly into storage or back out to the bar. This version holds 20 glasses in individual compartments and supports glass heights up to 279mm, making it compatible with a wide range of tumblers, stemware, and pint glasses typically used in licensed venues and hospitality operations.

The operational value of the Camrack lies in how it eliminates repeated handling. Glasses go into the rack dirty, travel through the washer in the rack, and come out ready to move to storage or service without being touched again until they are needed. In high-turnover venues where glass breakage and labour time are constant pressures, this single workflow change can make a measurable difference across a busy shift.

• Wash-to-storage workflow reduces handling at every stage of the glass cycle
• Beige colour coding helps separate glass types or service areas across multi-rack operations
• Polypropylene construction is lightweight, durable, and resistant to the rigours of daily glasswasher use
• Compatible with Camdolly transport dollies for safe, floor-level movement of loaded racks
• Stackable design allows efficient use of back-of-house storage space

Before ordering, it is worth confirming that your glasswasher's internal chamber will accept a 500mm square rack footprint. Some undercounter machines have a smaller chamber and will not accommodate a full-size Camrack — this is worth checking against your machine's specifications before committing to a rack system. The beige colour is part of Cambro's broader coding range and works most effectively where multiple rack colours are being used together to organise different glass types or service zones.

The Camrack is well suited to pubs, bars, hotel food and beverage operations, and event catering setups where large glass volumes need turning around quickly and consistently. For sites managing very high glass counts across multiple service points, it is worth considering whether additional racks or a higher-compartment format would better match the throughput required.

If you are building out a rack system from the ground up and want to make sure the configuration will work with your glasswasher and storage layout, the team is happy to talk it through before you order.