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Hobart GXCROIW-11B Glasswasher with Integrated Reverse Osmosis

SKU: FT115

£7,554.00(£9,064.80 inc VAT)
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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.

Frequently asked questions

Does the integrated reverse osmosis system work with any mains water supply?

The RO unit is fed directly from the mains cold water supply, so it will work in most installations, but incoming water pressure and flow rate do matter. Low mains pressure can reduce the output quality of the RO membrane and affect final rinse performance, so it is worth checking your site's water pressure before installation — particularly in older buildings or where the supply feeds multiple outlets simultaneously.

Is this glasswasher suitable for a high-volume bar running continuous service?

The GXCROIW-11B is well suited to medium-volume operations where glass turnover is steady throughout a shift. The 60-second cycle option supports a reasonable throughput, but sites running extremely high glass volumes — such as large event venues or stadium bars — may find a higher-capacity machine with a larger rack size or faster cycle times is a better match for their demand.

What are the key installation requirements for this machine?

You will need a mains cold water connection (for both the wash and the RO feed), a suitable drain, and an appropriate electrical supply — confirm the voltage and load requirements with your electrician prior to install. The machine is 600mm wide and 603mm deep, so verify it fits your existing under-counter space including any door clearance. As with any glasswasher, the installation point should be level and the drain run should comply with local building regulations.
Hobart GXCROIW-11B Glasswasher with Integrated Reverse Osmosis

£7,554.00(£9,064.80 inc VAT)

£7,554.00(£9,064.80 inc VAT)

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.