Sammic Glasswashers

The Sammic GP-40 is a compact undercounter glasswasher built for bar and hospitality environments where consistent glass turnover is a daily operational requirement. It accepts a 400mm basket and sits beneath a standard counter run without needing a dedicated equipment bay, making it a practical choice where undercounter space is limited but throughput still matters.

In service, the machine washes from above and below simultaneously, which helps glasses come back clean and ready to use quickly without the need for re-washing. The thermal lock function holds the rinse cycle at the temperature required for proper disinfection in line with DIN 10534 — a standard that carries weight in environments subject to environmental health inspection. That gives operators confidence the machine is meeting its hygiene obligations rather than simply completing a cycle.

From a day-to-day operational standpoint, the GP-40 is straightforward to run and maintain:

• Icon-based cycle selection keeps operation accessible for all staff levels
• Filters and wash arm diffusers remove without tools for quick end-of-shift cleaning
• Rounded interior surfaces reduce soil build-up and simplify manual wiping
• Double-walled door and quality door seal help keep operating noise manageable in front-of-house settings
• IP65-rated control panel withstands the moisture and splashing typical of bar environments

Installation requires a cold water supply, a drain connection, and a suitable electrical supply. The unit needs to sit level within the counter run with adequate clearance for the door to open fully. It is worth confirming before ordering whether gravity drain or a drain pump configuration suits your site — both options are available, and the right choice depends on your existing drainage arrangement and floor levels.

The GP-40 is well suited to pubs, hotel bars, café-bars, and smaller restaurant operations where glass volume is moderate and undercounter space is at a premium. It is not designed for high-throughput venues running continuous service across multiple bar stations — for those environments, a larger-capacity machine with a wider basket or higher cycle rate would be a more appropriate fit.

If you would like to talk through whether the GP-40 is the right match for your service volume or installation setup, the team is happy to work through the details with you before you commit.

The Sammic GP-50 is an undercounter glasswasher designed for commercial bar and hospitality environments where clean, hygienically rinsed glasses need to be returned to service consistently throughout a busy shift. It takes a 500mm basket, sits beneath a standard bar counter, and is a common choice across pubs, hotel bars, restaurant beverage stations, and event venues.

Consistency under pressure is where the GP-50 earns its place. A thermal lock function holds the rinse water at the correct temperature for every cycle, ensuring disinfection meets DIN 10534 standard as a routine outcome rather than only under ideal conditions. Upper and lower wash arms cover the full basket, so glasses come out properly cleaned regardless of how they have been stacked. Recovery between cycles is designed to keep pace with a steady run of glasses across a full service period without falling behind.

Several practical features reduce the day-to-day burden on bar staff:

• Icon-based cycle selection keeps operation straightforward with minimal staff training required
• Tool-free removal of diffusers and filters speeds up end-of-service cleaning routines
• Rounded interior surfaces reduce dirt accumulation and make hygiene upkeep easier
• Double-walled door with a quality seal keeps operating noise down in open service areas
• IP65-rated electronic control panel performs reliably in the humid conditions typical of a working bar

Installation requires a cold water supply, drainage, and a suitable electrical connection. The undercounter format is sized for a standard worktop height, and it is worth confirming there is sufficient clearance for the door to open fully in tighter bar builds. In hard water areas, fitting a water softener is strongly advisable — without one, scale build-up will affect both the machine's internal components and the finish of the glassware over time.

The GP-50 is well suited to medium-volume bar operations where a reliable cycle count through a busy evening is the core requirement. For venues running continuous back-to-back service at high volume, a heavier-duty machine with a larger capacity may be worth considering. Equally, lower-footfall sites may find a more compact model is a better match for their actual throughput needs.

If you would like to talk through whether the GP-50 suits your operation before going ahead, the team is happy to assist.

The Sammic AX-50 is a compact undercounter glasswasher designed for bar and food service environments where clean glassware needs to turn around quickly and consistently. It accepts a 500mm basket and sits neatly beneath a standard bar counter, making it a practical choice where space is limited but throughput expectations are steady throughout service.

In a working bar or café, the AX-50 is built to keep pace with the rhythm of a busy service without requiring constant attention from staff. The controls are icon-driven, which reduces the likelihood of operator error during a rush, and the panel carries IP65 humidity protection — a sensible specification given the wet, steamy conditions typical of an undercounter bar position. Multiple wash programmes allow operators to match cycle selection to the item being washed, which helps balance cleaning performance against cycle time as demand shifts across a service period.

From an operational standpoint, the key practical advantages are:

• Icon-based controls that are straightforward to learn and use under pressure
• Selectable wash cycles suited to different glassware types, supporting glass clarity
• IP65-rated control panel designed to withstand humid undercounter conditions
• Compact footprint that installs beneath a standard bar counter without modification
• Consistent wash results that support hygiene standards during busy service periods

Installation requires a cold water supply, a drain connection, and an appropriate electrical supply. A qualified installer should confirm that your existing services are compatible before fitting. Adequate clearance for ventilation and routine maintenance access should be factored in when positioning the unit. For very high-volume venues or sites running continuous service across multiple bar areas, a higher-capacity machine may be worth considering before committing to this model.

The AX-50 is well suited to independent bars, hotel bar areas, cafés, and smaller hospitality venues where a dependable, easy-to-operate glasswasher is needed without the footprint or outlay of a larger machine. It represents a practical mid-range choice for operators who need reliable daily performance from a compact unit.

If you are weighing this model against your service volume or want to talk through your installation setup before ordering, our team is glad to help you work it out.

The Sammic GP-35 is a compact undercounter glasswasher built around a 350mm basket, rated for 12-pint glasses. It sits within the undercounter category rather than the larger pass-through range, making it a self-contained solution for sites where counter space is limited but consistent glass hygiene is a non-negotiable part of service.

In a working bar environment the GP-35 handles steady service periods reliably. The thermal lock function holds rinse water at the temperature required for effective disinfection in line with DIN 10534 — an important consideration for operators managing hygiene compliance. Upper and lower wash arms provide consistent coverage across the full basket, and the double-walled door keeps operational noise at a manageable level, which is a practical detail in open-plan or customer-facing venues.

For day-to-day operation and end-of-service cleaning, the machine is straightforward to run without specialist knowledge:

• Tool-free removal of wash arms, diffusers, and filters for quick end-of-service cleaning
• Icon-based cycle selection reduces the risk of operator error during busy periods
• IP65-rated control panel suited to damp bar environments
• Rounded internal corners help prevent debris build-up between services

Installation requires a cold water supply, drainage, and an appropriate electrical connection. As an undercounter unit, bench height, plumbing access beneath the counter, and proximity to drainage all need to be confirmed before ordering. Both gravity drain and drain pump configurations are available, which provides flexibility depending on the drainage arrangement at your site — this is worth clarifying before committing to a specification.

The GP-35 is well suited to smaller bars, cafés, members' clubs, hotel bars, and secondary wash points within larger venues. It is not designed for high-volume continuous throughput — operations running busy weekend services across a large venue would likely benefit from a higher-capacity machine with a larger basket format and faster cycle times.

If you are working out whether the GP-35 fits your service volumes, or want to talk through the gravity drain versus pump drain decision based on your site layout, we are happy to help you work through it before you order.

The Sammic UX-40B is a compact undercounter glasswasher taking a 400mm basket, designed for commercial bars, pubs, café-bars, and similar front-of-house environments where bench space is limited and glassware is the primary warewashing demand. It sits beneath a standard counter and operates without the footprint or installation complexity of a hood-type or pass-through machine.

In bar service, consistency matters more than raw throughput. The UX-40B is built for steady, repeated use across a full shift, returning clean, clear glassware cycle after cycle. A soft-start wash pump function reduces mechanical stress on delicate stemware at the beginning of each cycle — a practical consideration for venues handling wine glasses and cocktail glassware rather than solely pint pots. Wash quality remains reliable without the spotting or cloudiness that becomes visible to customers in front-of-house settings.

Key operational advantages include:

• Built-in water softener eliminates the need for a separate softening unit and reduces limescale build-up
• Integrated drain pump allows flexible positioning without dependence on gravity drainage
• Soft-start wash pump helps protect fragile stemware during each cycle
• Colour LCD control panel provides clear status information and is straightforward for bar staff to operate
• Compact undercounter footprint suits tight back-bar and service counter installations

The integrated water softener simplifies installation and reduces the number of components needing ongoing maintenance. The drain pump adds useful flexibility in siting the machine, though a mains cold water supply and a suitable drainage point within reach are still required. It is worth confirming the intended installation position before ordering to avoid complications on site.

This model is well suited to small and medium venues — bars, hotel lounges, members clubs, and café-bars — where glassware throughput is the primary requirement. It is not designed to handle crockery or cutlery loads, and it would not be the right choice for a high-volume kitchen environment. For operations with significantly greater throughput demands, a heavier-duty machine would be worth considering.

If you are unsure whether this model suits your service volume or have questions about the installation requirements at your site, the team is happy to talk it through.

The Sammic AX-40 is a compact undercounter glasswasher built around a 400mm basket format. It is designed for bar and front-of-house environments where consistent glass hygiene is essential and counter space is at a premium. A single cycle handles pint glasses, wine glasses, and standard barware, making it a practical choice for operations that need glasses turned around steadily throughout service without committing significant floor or counter space to the machine.

In a working bar or café, the AX-40 holds up well across a continuous service period. Cycle selection is guided by icons rather than complex settings, which means staff can operate it reliably with minimal instruction — a practical consideration in environments where shift patterns change frequently or turnover is high. The electronic control panel carries IP65 humidity protection, a sensible feature in wet bar environments where splashing is a daily reality rather than an occasional occurrence.

From an operational standpoint, the AX-40 offers several day-to-day advantages:

• Icon-driven controls reduce operator error and keep glass turnaround moving
• Dedicated wash cycles adapted to item type support consistent cleaning results
• Compact undercounter format sits neatly beneath standard bar counters
• IP65-rated panel provides reliable protection in wet working conditions
• Choice of gravity drain or drain pump offers flexibility to suit the installation

Installation requires a mains cold water supply, a drain connection, and an appropriate electrical supply. The choice between gravity drain and drain pump is worth considering early in the process — if the drain point sits at or below counter level, gravity drain is straightforward; if the drain is positioned higher or further away, the pump option removes that constraint. Allow adequate clearance for the door to open fully and for comfortable basket loading, and confirm the undercounter void dimensions before ordering.

The AX-40 is well suited to small bars, hotel bars, cafés, members' clubs, and event spaces handling moderate glass volumes across a service period. It is not intended for high-volume nightclub or stadium environments, where a larger-capacity or pass-through machine would be the more appropriate choice. At the other end of the scale, very low-footfall venues may find a simpler unit meets their needs at lower cost.

If you are unsure whether the AX-40 matches your service volume or want to talk through the installation before committing, the team is happy to help you work that out.