Undercounter Glasswashers

The Hobart Ecomax Plus G515SW is an undercounter glasswasher built for commercial use, incorporating a built-in water softener as standard. It handles glass-washing duties in bars, restaurants, hotels, and similar food service environments where clean, spot-free glassware needs to be turned around consistently throughout service. The integrated water softener is not an optional add-on here — it is part of the machine, which matters in areas with hard water where limescale build-up is a genuine operational and maintenance concern.

In a working environment, this machine is well suited to steady, continuous use during a busy service period. A throughput of up to 40 racks per hour means it can keep pace with a mid-sized bar or restaurant without glassware becoming a bottleneck. The cycle time is short enough to maintain flow without requiring staff to queue glasses or run multiple holding racks. It is not designed for the demands of a high-volume stadium bar or a venue turning over hundreds of covers in a single sitting, but for the majority of small to medium operations it performs reliably under normal daily pressure.

From a practical standpoint, the key operational advantages are:

• Built-in water softener protects against limescale and reduces chemical consumption over time
• Drain pump assists with installation flexibility, allowing positioning where gravity drainage is not ideal
• Compact undercounter footprint fits neatly into bar and back-of-house areas without consuming significant space
• Stainless steel construction supports daily cleaning and resists the wear of a commercial environment
• Short cycle times allow continuous glass turnover during peak service periods

Installation requires a single-phase hardwired connection at 25A, so this is not a plug-in machine — an appropriate electrical supply must be in place before installation. A water inlet and drainage point are required at the installation location. The drain pump offers some flexibility on drainage positioning, but water supply must be accessible. At 60kg, the unit is manageable to position but will require two people to install safely. The machine's footprint is 600mm wide by 600mm deep, which fits a standard undercounter space, though clearances for door opening and routine servicing should be confirmed before ordering.

The G515SW is a practical choice for pubs, wine bars, small restaurants, hotel bars, and similar operations where glass throughput is moderate and water hardness is a concern. If your operation runs continuous service across multiple bar stations, or if glass volume is particularly high at peak times, it is worth discussing whether a higher-capacity model would serve you better. Equally, if your water supply is already softened, the built-in softener may represent capability you do not need — and an alternative configuration may be more cost-effective.

If you are unsure whether this model suits your service volume, installation setup, or water conditions, our team is happy to talk through the specifics before you make a decision.

The Classeq C400WS is an undercounter glasswasher built for commercial bar and kitchen environments. It accommodates a 400x400mm basket and is capable of washing up to 40 racks per hour, making it well suited to venues that need a reliable, consistent throughput of clean glassware throughout service. This version is configured for 13A three phase power and includes an integrated water softener — a meaningful distinction from the standard model.

In a busy bar or pub environment, glass turnaround is a constant pressure point. The C400WS handles this well, with rinse booster, detergent, and rinse aid pumps working together to deliver clean, spot-free results load after load. The moulded interior and double-skinned construction help keep noise levels down — a practical consideration in front-of-house or open kitchen settings where ambient noise matters.

Several features support the day-to-day practicalities of running a commercial operation:

• Click-in, click-out wash arms that can be removed and cleaned without tools
• Bluetooth connectivity with a companion app for user guides, machine settings, and performance monitoring
• Integrated water softener protecting internal components in hard water regions
• Moulded interior that simplifies end-of-day cleaning
• UK-manufactured construction, with a two-year parts and labour warranty

The integrated water softener is particularly important for sites in medium to hard water areas. Without softening, scale builds up on heating elements and wash arms over time, reducing wash quality and shortening machine life. Having the softener built in avoids the need for an external unit and keeps the installation compact. The machine's stainless steel exterior is robust enough for a busy back-bar environment, and its footprint is manageable in smaller cellar or bar-back installations. It is worth checking ceiling clearance and access to a floor drain before installation, along with confirming that a three phase 13A supply is available at the point of installation.

The C400WS is a practical choice for pubs, bars, hotel bars, and smaller hospitality venues with moderate to busy glass volumes. For very high-volume operations running continuous service across multiple sittings, a higher-capacity model may be worth considering. Equally, for sites with particularly soft water where an integrated softener adds unnecessary cost, the standard C400 variant may be more appropriate.

If you are unsure whether this configuration is the right fit for your water supply, power setup, or service volumes, our team is happy to talk it through before you place an order.

The Hobart Ecomax G504W-10B is an undercounter glasswasher built for commercial bar and catering environments where consistent glass hygiene and reliable throughput matter during service. It accepts a standard 500x500mm rack and runs up to 60 racks per hour across a variable cycle time, giving operators some flexibility in how aggressively they turn glasses around depending on soil load and glass type.

In a working bar or café setting, the G504W-10B holds up well during steady service. It is not designed for the sustained high-volume output of a larger hood-type or conveyor machine, but for a site serving 80 to 150 covers — or a bar with moderate evening trade — it performs reliably without demanding constant attention. The Ecomax range has a solid reputation for consistent wash results and manageable running costs, and the drain pump means it is not dependent on gravity drainage, which gives more flexibility in where it can be sited.

Practical operational advantages include:

• Variable cycle times allow adjustment to match soil load and glass delicacy
• Drain pump removes reliance on gravity drainage for installation positioning
• Compact undercounter footprint suits tight back-bar or prep areas
• Stainless steel construction handles the demands of daily commercial use
• 60 racks per hour supports continuous glass turnover during peak service

Installation requires a hardwired single-phase 25A supply, so an appropriate circuit and isolation point must be in place before commissioning. It is worth confirming with your electrician that your existing supply can accommodate this. The unit also requires a mains cold water inlet and a suitable drain connection. At 54kg, two people are needed for positioning and installation.

The G504W-10B is well suited to small bars, café operations, hotel breakfast services, and smaller function venues where a reliable, straightforward glasswasher is needed without the complexity or footprint of a larger machine. Sites with significantly higher throughput requirements, or those running continuous glassware-heavy service across multiple areas, may find a higher-capacity model a better long-term fit.

If you are unsure whether this model suits your service volume or your electrical and drainage setup, our team is happy to talk it through before you commit to a purchase.

This Buffalo undercounter glasswasher is a compact, self-contained warewashing unit designed for bars, cafés, and smaller food service operations where counter space is limited but throughput still matters. It accepts 500x500mm baskets and includes a built-in drain pump, which means it can be installed away from a floor drain — a practical advantage in older or awkwardly laid-out back bars where gravity drainage isn't always an option.

In service, the machine is capable of washing up to 25 racks per hour, which is a comfortable output for a busy bar or café running a single glasswasher. It won't replace a full-sized pass-through or hood-type machine in a high-volume venue, but for a site turning over moderate glass and cup volumes through a service shift, it handles the demand without becoming a bottleneck. The built-in chemical dosing pumps manage detergent and rinse aid automatically, removing the need for manual dosing and helping ensure consistent wash quality.

From an operational standpoint, the key practical advantages are:

• Built-in drain pump allows flexible positioning away from floor drains
• Automatic chemical dosing reduces guesswork and chemical waste
• Undercounter footprint keeps the bar or prep area clear
• Stainless steel construction stands up to the demands of daily commercial use
• 25 racks per hour output suits steady, moderate service volumes

Installation requires a water supply, drainage connection, and an appropriate electrical supply — confirm your local requirements and existing pipework before ordering. At 70kg, the unit will need two people to position safely. The undercounter format suits venues with standard counter heights, but measure your available cavity carefully against the unit's dimensions before committing.

This glasswasher is well suited to small bars, café counters, hotel breakfast rooms, and similar settings where volume is moderate and under-counter installation is a practical necessity. For higher-volume venues — busy pub bars, event catering, or operations running multiple sittings — a larger or higher-throughput machine would be worth considering.

If you're unsure whether this model matches your site's layout or service volume, our team is happy to talk it through with you before you place an order.

The Classeq C400WS is an undercounter glasswasher designed for commercial bars, pubs, and hospitality kitchens where reliable, consistent glass cleaning is a core operational requirement. It accepts a 400x400mm basket and is manufactured in the UK by one of the most established names in commercial warewashing. The integrated water softener is built into the unit rather than added as a separate inline device, making this a self-contained installation that addresses hard water challenges without additional plumbing work.

In service, the C400WS is capable of washing up to 40 racks per hour, which translates to a throughput of around 640 pint glasses per hour under normal operating conditions. For a busy bar during peak service, this level of output is generally sufficient for small to mid-sized venues. The rinse booster pump supports consistent wash quality throughout a shift, and the moulded interior with double-skinned construction helps keep noise levels down — a practical consideration in open-plan or customer-facing environments.

Several design decisions make this unit straightforward to run day-to-day:

• Click-in, click-out wash arms simplify cleaning and reduce downtime between services
• Bluetooth connectivity allows staff to access user guides, adjust settings, and review performance data via a smartphone app
• The integrated softener protects internal components and wash quality in medium to hard water areas
• Double-skinned construction reduces operational noise in customer-facing settings
• Runs on a standard 13A single-phase supply, removing the need for a dedicated electrical circuit

Because this model runs on a standard 13A plug, it requires no specialist electrical installation — it connects to a standard socket, which keeps setup straightforward for most premises. The integrated softener does require periodic salt replenishment; this is a minor maintenance task but should be factored into daily operating routines, particularly in hard water regions. The unit's footprint suits most back-bar or undercounter positions, though clearance for the door swing and adequate ventilation should be confirmed before installation.

This glasswasher suits venues with moderate glass throughput: bars, pub kitchens, small restaurants, hotel bars, and similar hospitality operations. For sites running continuous high-volume service across multiple stations, a higher-capacity model may be worth considering. Equally, for very low-volume or intermittent use, a smaller unit could represent a more proportionate investment.

If you're unsure whether this model is the right fit for your service volumes or water supply conditions, the team is happy to talk it through before you commit to an order.

The Hobart Ecomax Plus G515W is an undercounter glasswasher designed for small to medium commercial operations — bars, café-bars, hotel outlets, and restaurant service stations where a steady throughput of glassware needs to be turned around cleanly and quickly without taking up significant floor space. It is a single-phase, hardwired machine with a drain pump as standard, which keeps the installation footprint manageable and removes the need for gravity drainage.

In a working bar or service environment, the G515W handles the demands of a normal service period reliably. At up to 40 racks per hour with a cycle time in the 90–120 second range, it is well suited to a venue running continuous covers rather than sudden, very high-volume spikes. Glassware comes out clean and at a temperature that minimises spotting, which matters in front-of-house settings where presentation is part of the service. Recovery between cycles is consistent, so bar staff are not waiting on the machine during a busy period.

From an operational standpoint, the G515W offers several practical advantages for a small or mid-sized site:

• Compact undercounter footprint fits neatly into bar or back-of-house configurations
• Drain pump as standard removes dependency on a gravity fall to the drain
• Single-phase hardwired connection suits most existing bar electrical supplies
• Hobart build quality means the machine holds up to daily commercial use over time
• Straightforward controls reduce the training requirement for bar staff

Installation requires a hardwired 25A single-phase supply — this is not a plug-in machine, so electrical work will be needed if a dedicated circuit is not already in place. Water supply and drain connections are standard requirements. The machine weighs 60kg, so positioning it on a sturdy, level surface is important. At 600mm wide and 600mm deep, it fits a standard undercounter bay, though clearance for the door and service access should be factored into the layout.

The G515W is a sensible choice for bars, small restaurants, café-bars, and hospitality venues running moderate glass volumes through a single service point. It is not designed for very high-volume operations such as large event venues or high-throughput pub groups, where a rack conveyor or higher-capacity pass-through machine would be more appropriate. For sites running lower volumes or with more restricted budgets, a simpler entry-level glasswasher may be worth considering instead.

If you are unsure whether the G515W is the right fit for your service volume or installation setup, the team is happy to talk it through with you before you commit.

The Hobart GCROIW-10B is a compact undercounter glasswasher built around a 400 x 400mm rack format and fitted with an integrated reverse osmosis unit. The reverse osmosis system strips calcium, magnesium, and other dissolved minerals from the incoming water before it reaches the wash chamber, so glasses emerge dry and clear without the cloudiness or spotting that hard water typically causes. In most installations, this removes the need for manual polishing after service entirely.

In a busy bar or hospitality environment, that operational difference is significant. Polishing glasses during or between service is time-consuming and introduces the risk of recontamination. With the RO unit doing the work, staff can move glasses from the washer to the rack to the shelf without intervention. The machine offers 75-second and 120-second wash cycles alongside a specialist cycle, which gives operators flexibility to balance throughput against the type of glassware being processed — lighter cycles for high-turnover pint glasses, longer cycles for delicate stemware or heavily soiled items.

Practical advantages in daily operation include:

• Streak-free glass finish without manual polishing, reducing labour time after service
• Flexible cycle options to suit different glassware types and soil levels
• Compact footprint suitable for tight bar installations or back-of-house areas
• Stainless steel construction throughout for durability and ease of cleaning
• Integrated RO means no separate external filtration unit to house or maintain separately

At 460mm wide, this machine is designed for installations where space is limited. It is worth confirming that your water supply and drainage points are suitably positioned before ordering, and that your incoming mains pressure is adequate to feed the RO system correctly. The unit weighs 50kg, so installation by two people is advisable. If your site is in a particularly high-hardness water area, it is worth discussing expected filter cartridge replacement frequency with us before purchase.

The GCROIW-10B is well suited to bars, hotel beverage stations, restaurant front-of-house areas, and smaller hospitality venues where glass quality matters and polishing labour is a genuine operational cost. For higher-volume venues washing larger volumes of mixed crockery as well as glassware, a larger rack-type machine may serve the operation better.

If you're unsure whether this model fits your setup — or if you'd like to talk through water supply requirements or expected throughput — our team is happy to work through the details with you before you commit.

The Classeq C400 is an undercounter glasswasher designed for bar and hospitality environments where reliable, consistent glass cleaning is essential during service. It accepts a 400x400mm basket and is manufactured in the UK by one of the most established names in commercial warewashing. This particular configuration is wired for 30A single phase supply, which suits most standard bar installations without the need for three-phase power.

In a busy bar environment, the C400 handles steady throughput throughout a service period without the wash quality dropping off. The rinse booster pump helps maintain effective final rinse temperatures even under repeated back-to-back cycles, which is important for glass clarity and hygiene compliance. The machine is straightforward to operate — load the basket, select a cycle, and it does the rest — which matters in environments where bar staff turn over or training time is limited.

From an operational standpoint, the C400 offers a number of practical advantages:

• Click-in, click-out wash arms that simplify end-of-day cleaning and reduce maintenance time
• Integrated detergent and rinse aid dosing pumps, removing the need for separate dispensing equipment
• Bluetooth connectivity with a companion app for access to user guides, machine settings, and basic performance data
• A compact footprint that fits neatly into standard undercounter bar configurations

On the installation side, the 30A single phase supply requirement is important to confirm before ordering — it is worth checking with your electrician that the correct circuit is available at the point of installation. The machine will need a cold water inlet and a suitable drain connection. One point worth noting: in medium or hard water areas, an external water softener is required to protect the machine and maintain wash quality. The C400 is also available with an integrated water softener if that better suits your setup.

The C400 is well suited to pubs, bars, hotel bars, and smaller venues with moderate glass throughput. It is a practical, no-nonsense machine for operations that need reliable performance without complexity. Sites with higher glass volumes or larger service teams may benefit from looking at higher-capacity options within the glasswasher range.

If you are unsure whether the C400 is the right fit for your water supply, electrical setup, or service volumes, the team is happy to talk it through with you before you commit.

The Hobart Ecomax Plus G415SW is a compact undercounter glasswasher designed specifically for front-of-house environments where clean glassware needs to turn around quickly without disrupting service. It operates on a 400x400mm basket format and is capable of washing up to 40 racks per hour, which makes it a practical choice for busy bars, hotel lounges, and hospitality venues where a continuous supply of clean glasses is essential. The integrated water softener is built into the unit rather than added as a separate accessory, which matters in hard water areas where scale build-up would otherwise shorten wash element life and compromise wash quality over time.

In a working bar environment, this machine earns its place through consistency. The automatic drain-down and self-flushing cycle reduces the manual steps required at the end of service, and the double-skinned door helps contain heat and noise — both relevant when the machine is operating close to customers or staff in an open service area. Recovery between cycles is reliable enough to handle steady demand during a busy evening service without creating a backlog.

From a practical standpoint, the G415SW offers several operational advantages worth noting:

• Built-in water softener protects wash quality and internal components in hard water regions
• Automatic drain pump removes the need for manual emptying at close of service
• Self-flushing cycle helps maintain hygiene standards with minimal operator effort
• Compact footprint suits installations where undercounter space is limited
• Double-skinned door reduces heat and noise output in front-of-house settings

Installation requires a hardwired 25A single-phase supply, so an appropriate circuit must be in place before the machine can go live. It is not a plug-and-play unit and will need a qualified electrician to connect it correctly. Allow adequate clearance around the unit for ventilation and door swing, and ensure the drain connection is positioned to allow the drain pump to function properly. At 60kg, it is manageable to manoeuvre into a bar or service counter installation, but access routes and cabinet dimensions should be confirmed beforehand.

The G415SW is well suited to smaller hospitality operations — bars, cafés, hotel bars, and event venues — where glassware throughput is moderate to high but the volume does not yet justify a larger pass-through or conveyor system. For very high-volume venues running continuous service across multiple bar stations, a higher-capacity machine may be worth considering. Equally, for operations with very low glass turnover, a smaller or simpler unit could be more cost-effective.

If you are unsure whether this model fits your service volume or whether your existing installation can accommodate it, our team is happy to talk through the specifics before you commit.

The Sammic UX-40C ISO DD is a compact undercounter glasswasher from Sammic's Ultra Xperience range, designed for bar, pub, and hospitality environments where consistent glass hygiene and reliable throughput are non-negotiable. It operates as a door-type undercounter unit, fitting into standard back-bar cabinetry and capable of handling both glassware and medium-sized dishware within the same cycle.

In a busy service environment, the machine's Sani-Control system provides measurable reassurance. Rinsing is locked to the correct temperature to meet DIN 10534 disinfection standards, and a dedicated pressure pump maintains effective rinse performance throughout the shift rather than only at the start. The double-walled construction reduces both heat loss and operating noise — rated at 60 dB(A), which is a meaningful consideration in open or customer-facing bar environments where background noise matters.

From an operational standpoint, several design decisions translate into practical day-to-day advantages:

• Three-stage filtration keeps wash water clean across back-to-back cycles, maintaining consistent results during peak service
• Filters remove without disconnecting the wash arms, keeping cleaning quick between shifts
• A soft-start function reduces mechanical stress on fragile stemware at cycle start
• The colour LCD panel communicates machine status clearly, including current temperatures, reducing reliance on operator guesswork
• Wash Plus+ allows cycle intensity to be increased when loads are heavily soiled, without running a full second cycle

Installation requires a mains water supply, a drain connection, and an appropriate electrical supply — exact requirements should be confirmed at the specification stage. The unit is designed for undercounter installation and the double-walled door with integrated handle is built to withstand repeated use in wet, high-contact environments. The recessed bodywork and rounded internal corners reduce the accumulation of deposits and make routine cleaning more straightforward.

The UX-40C is well suited to bars, hotel outlets, function venues, and smaller restaurant operations where glass hygiene compliance is required and counter space is limited. It is a mid-range undercounter glasswasher; operations with very high volume throughput or continuous service demands may find a larger-capacity passthrough or rack conveyor machine a better fit for their workflow.

If you are unsure whether this model suits your service volumes or need to discuss installation requirements, the team is happy to talk it through before you commit to a purchase.

The Hobart Ecomax Plus G415W is a compact, undercounter glasswasher designed for front-of-house and bar environments where space is limited but throughput still matters. It operates on a 400x400mm basket format and uses a single-phase hardwired connection, making it a practical option for sites that cannot accommodate three-phase supplies.

In service, the G415W is capable of washing up to 40 racks per hour, which is sufficient for a busy bar during peak periods or a smaller restaurant with moderate glass volume. The built-in drain pump handles automatic drain-down without manual intervention, and the self-flushing cycle helps maintain wash quality over extended service. The double-skinned door reduces heat and noise transfer into the front-of-house environment, which is a practical consideration when the machine sits close to customers or staff.

From an operational standpoint, this machine suits venues where reliability and ease of use matter as much as throughput. Key practical advantages include:

• Automatic drain-down and self-flushing cycle reduces manual cleaning time between services
• Double-skinned door limits heat and noise in customer-facing areas
• Single-phase connection simplifies installation where three-phase is unavailable
• Compact footprint fits neatly into bar counters and tight back-of-house spaces
• Straightforward controls help front-of-house staff operate it with minimal training

Installation requires a hardwired 25A single-phase supply, along with appropriate water inlet and drain connections. At 60kg, it is manageable to position but will still require two people and potentially a plumber and electrician to commission correctly. The footprint is well suited to bar installations and smaller licensed premises; higher-volume sites processing significantly more covers may find a larger-capacity model better matched to their demand.

The G415W is a sensible choice for bars, café-bars, smaller restaurants, and any front-of-house setting where a reliable, easy-to-use glasswasher is needed without the complexity of a full-size machine. If you are unsure whether it suits your service volume or installation setup, we are happy to talk it through before you commit.

The Hobart Ecomax G404S is a compact undercounter glasswasher designed for bar and hospitality environments where space is limited but glassware throughput still needs to be consistent and reliable. It operates on a 390x390mm basket format and is capable of washing up to 60 racks per hour, making it a practical choice for venues that need a steady output through service without the footprint of a larger machine. The integrated water softener is a meaningful inclusion — it protects the wash system from scale build-up and helps maintain glass clarity over time, which matters in any operation where presentation counts.

In a working bar environment, the G404S holds up well during moderate service periods. The electronic controls with digital temperature indication give operators a clear, straightforward view of wash and rinse conditions without any guesswork. Recovery between cycles is reasonable for a machine of this class, and the drain pump assists with efficient water removal, which keeps cycle times consistent rather than allowing standing water to slow things down.

From an operational standpoint, the practical advantages of this machine include:

• Built-in water softener reduces scale and protects glass quality without a separate softener unit
• Drain pump supports consistent cycle times and avoids water pooling
• Digital temperature display allows staff to verify wash conditions at a glance
• Compact footprint suits installations where undercounter space is at a premium
• Straightforward controls reduce the training burden on bar staff

The G404S is hardwired and requires a 25A single-phase supply, so an appropriate circuit and isolation point will need to be in place before installation. It is worth confirming with your electrician that the supply is correctly rated ahead of delivery. The machine's stainless steel construction is well suited to a bar or cellar environment, and at 45kg it is manageable to position during fit-out, though as with any undercounter unit, access for servicing should be considered when planning the installation position.

This model is well suited to smaller bars, hotel bars, cafés, and function rooms where glassware volume is moderate rather than high. It is not designed to carry the load of a busy nightclub or large venue bar running continuous service across multiple stations — for those environments, a higher-capacity glasswasher would be a more appropriate choice. Equally, if your volume is very low, there are smaller or simpler models that may represent better value.

If you are unsure whether the G404S matches your service volume or need to talk through the installation requirements, the team is happy to help you work through it before you commit.

The Hobart GXCROIW-11B is a 500 x 500mm rack glasswasher with an integrated reverse osmosis unit built directly into the machine. Reverse osmosis works by filtering out the dissolved minerals in the mains water supply — calcium, magnesium, and similar compounds — that cause the limescale deposits and streaking that make glassware look dull after washing. By treating the water before it reaches the final rinse, the machine delivers consistently clear, spot-free results without manual polishing.

In a busy bar or restaurant environment, the time saved by eliminating polishing is significant. Staff can focus on service rather than standing behind the bar working through trays of glasses with a cloth. The machine supports 60, 90, and 120 second cycles as well as a dedicated special cycle, which gives operators the flexibility to match wash time to soil level and throughput demand during a shift. Recovery between cycles is well suited to continuous service periods where glass turnover is high.

Practical operational advantages include:

• No manual polishing required — glassware comes out ready to use
• Reduced mineral scale build-up on internal components, which helps with long-term maintenance
• Multiple cycle options to balance wash quality and turnaround speed
• Stainless steel construction throughout, suitable for sustained daily use
• Compact footprint appropriate for under-counter bar installations

Installation requires a mains cold water connection, a drain, and an appropriate electrical supply. The reverse osmosis unit is fed from the mains, so water pressure and flow rate at the installation point are worth checking beforehand — inadequate incoming pressure can affect RO output and rinse quality. At 50kg the machine is manageable to position but warrants proper planning for access and levelling during install. The 600mm wide footprint fits a standard under-counter slot, though the depth of 603mm should be confirmed against your existing cabinetry or bar structure.

This machine is well suited to pubs, cocktail bars, hotel bars, and restaurants where glassware presentation matters and polishing labour is a real operational cost. It is most appropriate for medium-volume sites. For higher-throughput operations running multiple glass types simultaneously or with very high peak demand, a larger-capacity model may be worth considering.

If you would like to talk through whether this machine is the right fit for your site — particularly around water supply requirements or cycle configuration — our team is happy to help before you commit.

The Hobart Ecomax G404W is a compact undercounter glasswasher designed for bar and hospitality environments where counter space is limited but reliable glass throughput is still essential. It accepts a 390x390mm basket and operates on a single-phase hardwired supply, making it a practical option for venues that cannot accommodate three-phase power. Electronic controls with digital temperature display keep operation straightforward for bar staff without specialist training.

In service, the G404W is capable of processing up to 60 racks per hour, which comfortably supports a busy bar during a sustained service period — think a mid-sized pub, hotel bar, or restaurant bar station turning glasses at a steady pace. The built-in drain pump handles waste water removal actively rather than relying on gravity, which gives more flexibility when positioning the machine under an existing counter where a gravity drain outlet may not be conveniently located.

From an operational standpoint, the key advantages this machine offers include:

• Consistent wash and rinse temperatures displayed digitally, reducing the risk of glasses coming out poorly sanitised
• Compact footprint that fits under most standard bar counters without structural alteration
• Active drain pump allowing installation where gravity drainage isn't available
• Simple electronic controls that require minimal staff training
• Stainless steel construction throughout for durability and ease of cleaning

Installation requires a hardwired single-phase 25A supply, so an appropriately rated circuit and isolation switch will need to be in place before the machine is connected. Water supply and waste connections are also required. At 45kg the unit is manageable for two people during installation, though access under the counter should be checked before delivery. The machine is supplied as machine only — inlet hoses, chemical dosing, and any supporting stand or cabinet are separate considerations.

The G404W is best suited to smaller venues — independent bars, cafe bars, hotel bar areas, and similar sites — where glass volume is steady rather than extremely high. For operations running high-volume evening service or catering for events with rapid turnaround demands, a higher-capacity model with a larger basket or faster cycle times may be worth considering alongside this one.

If you are unsure whether this machine matches your service volume or want to talk through the installation requirements for your specific site, the team is happy to help you think it through before you commit.

The Hobart Ecomax G504S is an undercounter glasswasher built for commercial bar and catering environments where consistent, spot-free results matter throughout service. It accepts a 500x500mm basket and runs up to 60 racks per hour, with cycle times adjustable between 60 and 180 seconds depending on soil load and glass type. A drain pump is fitted as standard, and the integrated water softener is included — a practical inclusion that removes the need for a separate softening unit and helps protect both the machine and your glassware in hard water areas.

In a busy bar or café setting, throughput and reliability are the primary concerns during service. The G504S is well suited to moderate-volume operations where glassware is turned around continuously — think a pub function room, hotel bar, or café-restaurant running covers through a shift. The adjustable cycle gives operators some control over speed versus wash intensity, which is useful when switching between heavily soiled pint glasses and more delicate wine glasses.

From a practical standpoint, the built-in water softener delivers a meaningful operational advantage: it reduces limescale build-up, extends the working life of the machine, and helps maintain glass clarity without reliance on excessive rinse aid. Key operational benefits include:

• Integrated water softener reduces limescale and protects glassware quality
• Drain pump fitted as standard for flexible installation positioning
• Adjustable cycle time accommodates different glass types and soil levels
• Stainless steel construction supports hygiene and durability in daily use
• Single-phase hardwired connection keeps installation straightforward in most sites

Installation requires a hardwired 25A single-phase supply — this is not a plug-and-play unit, so an electrical connection by a qualified electrician will be needed. The machine also requires a mains water inlet and a drain connection. At 54kg and with footprint dimensions appropriate for undercounter installation, it fits within a standard counter run, but it is worth confirming your available space before ordering. Ventilation requirements are standard for this class of machine, though ensuring adequate airflow around the unit is advisable in tight undercounter configurations.

The G504S is most suitable for small to medium operations — bars, café-restaurants, hotel lounges, and similar venues — where glassware throughput is steady but not extreme. Sites running very high glass volumes continuously throughout service, or those operating multiple bar points from a single wash point, may find a higher-capacity model better matched to their needs.

If you're unsure whether this model is the right fit for your service volume or site setup, our team is happy to talk it through with you before you commit.