Cambro Camrack 20-Compartment Glass Rack Red 156mm Max Height
Product Description
The Cambro Camrack is a purpose-built glass rack designed to carry glassware through the full wash cycle and straight back into service without the glasses ever needing to be handled...
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Product Description
The Cambro Camrack is a purpose-built glass rack designed to carry glassware through the full wash cycle and straight back into service without the glasses ever needing to be handled individually. Each rack holds up to 20 glasses in separate compartments, keeping them upright and protected during washing, drying, storage, and transport. The red colour coding makes it straightforward to identify glass sizes across a busy bar or kitchen operation at a glance.
In a working bar or restaurant environment, this kind of rack earns its keep quickly. Rather than decanting glasses from a generic wire rack to a shelf and back again, the Camrack stays with the glasses throughout — from collection on the floor to the glasswasher and back to the bar. This reduces breakages, speeds up the turnaround between service periods, and cuts down the handling time that can cause chips and cracks over repeated cycles.
The practical advantages for front-of-house and bar operations include:
- Colour-coded identification reduces sorting time across multiple glass sizes
- Compartmentalised design protects glassware during the wash cycle
- Compatible with Cambro Camdolly and Camrack cover for a complete transport system
- Robust construction suited to repeated commercial dishwasher cycles
- Reduces breakage risk by eliminating unnecessary handling between wash and service
It is worth confirming that your glasswasher basket dimensions will accept the Camrack before ordering, as rack-to-machine compatibility varies. The 156mm maximum glass height suits many standard tumbler and wine glass sizes, but taller glassware will require a rack with a greater clearance.
This rack is well suited to bars, hotels, event catering operations, and restaurants where glassware turnover is high and efficient handling matters. For operations running a larger variety of glass sizes or higher volumes, Cambro produces a range of alternative compartment configurations and rack sizes that may be worth considering alongside this model.
If you are unsure which configuration best matches your glassware range or wash setup, the team is happy to help you work through the options.
Key Features
- 20 individual compartments protect glassware during commercial wash cycles
- Red colour coding for quick identification of glass size across racks
- Accepts glasses up to 156mm tall within each compartment
- Compatible with Cambro Camdolly system for floor-level transport
- Designed to integrate with Camrack cover for hygienic storage
Operational Benefits
- Reduces glass breakages by minimising handling between wash and service
- Speeds up bar turnaround by keeping glasses racked throughout the process
- Colour coding cuts sorting time when managing multiple glass sizes
- Supports a hygienic wash-to-storage workflow without decanting glasses
- Lowers replacement costs over time through consistent breakage reduction
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Camracks are designed to sit inside compatible glasswasher baskets, but basket dimensions vary between machine brands and models. It is worth checking the internal basket size of your glasswasher before ordering to confirm the Camrack will seat correctly without obstruction.
- Cambro produces Camracks in several colours, each intended to correspond to a particular glass size or type. Assigning a consistent colour to each glass size means staff can identify the correct rack at a glance during service, which helps maintain order and reduces the chance of glasses being washed in an unsuitable rack.
- For most operations, a single rack is rarely enough — you will typically need enough racks to keep one set in the washer, one in use on the bar, and at least one in reserve. The right quantity depends on your glassware volume and service pace; higher-volume venues generally benefit from having a larger pool of racks in circulation.