Cambro Camrack 36-Compartment Glass Rack – Beige

The Cambro Camrack is a polypropylene glass rack designed to carry glassware through every stage of a commercial operation — from the glasswasher through to storage and back out to the bar — without the need to transfer glasses between separate carriers. The principle is straightforward: glasses load into the rack, the rack goes through the machine, and it moves directly to the shelf or service point. That single-unit journey is where this system earns its place in a working kitchen or bar.

In busy hospitality environments where glassware throughput is high and staff are moving at pace, reducing the number of times a glass is physically handled is one of the more practical ways to cut breakage. The 36-compartment layout holds a solid volume per cycle, and the individual compartments keep glasses separated throughout, preventing contact damage during washing, transit and storage.

• Single-unit handling from glasswasher through to service — no double-handling at any stage
• Polypropylene construction tolerates repeated commercial wash cycles reliably
• Individual compartments prevent glass-to-glass contact during washing and storage
• Beige colour coding supports straightforward glass sorting and stock rotation
• Compatible with the Camdolly trolley and Camrack cover for a complete transport system

Before ordering, it is worth confirming that your glasswasher accepts this rack format — Camrack racks are sized to fit specific machine configurations, and not all machines are compatible. It is also sensible to check your actual glassware heights against the rack's internal clearance, particularly if you are running taller stemware or pint glasses through the same cycle.

This rack suits hotels, bars, restaurants and event venues with consistent, moderate-to-high glassware volumes. Operations handling a wide variety of glass sizes, or sites needing a higher compartment count per cycle, may find other configurations within the Camrack range a closer fit for their requirements.

If you are building out a full glass handling system or want to check compatibility with your existing equipment, the team is glad to work through the options with you.