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Hobart UXS-10A Utensil Washer with Integrated Softener

SKU: FT116

£19,578.00(£23,493.60 inc VAT)
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The Hobart UXS-10A is a freestanding commercial utensil washer designed specifically for the demands of pot wash in a professional kitchen. Unlike a standard rack conveyor or under-counter dishwasher, it is built to handle the items that general warewashers struggle with — heavy pots and pans, cast iron cookware, gastronorm trays, baking tins, oven racks, and similar bulky items. The machine ships with a base rack, tray support, and one open basket, giving it immediate practical utility out of the box. The integrated water softener addresses one of the most common sources of poor wash results and premature descaling issues in hard-water areas, removing that step from the operator's setup checklist.

In a working kitchen, pot wash is often the highest-throughput, most physically demanding station. The UXS-10A is built to sustain continuous use across a full service period rather than cope with occasional loads. Heavy cast iron and baked-on residues that would challenge lighter machines are handled reliably here. The wash results on cookware that has seen prolonged oven use or high-heat searing are consistently clean without requiring pre-soaking, which keeps the pot wash cycle moving during peak periods.

From an operational standpoint, the key advantages are:

  • Integrated softener eliminates spot marks and scale build-up without separate treatment
  • Purpose-built basket configuration handles oversize and irregularly shaped items
  • Stainless steel construction throughout supports a rigorous daily cleaning routine
  • Reduces reliance on manual scrubbing, protecting kitchen staffing time
  • Consistent wash quality across cookware types reduces re-washing

At 205kg and nearly two metres tall, the UXS-10A requires careful planning before delivery. The footprint of 780mm wide by 945mm deep is substantial, and access routes — including doorways and corridors — should be measured in advance. Connection requirements cover water supply, drainage, and electrical supply; these should be confirmed with a qualified installer prior to purchase. The machine is not suited to compact kitchens or sites with restricted ceiling height.

This machine is well suited to high-volume kitchens where pot wash volume is significant and consistent — hotel kitchens, large contract catering operations, hospital or education catering, and busy restaurant kitchens running multiple services daily. For smaller operations or sites with lower pot wash volumes, a less heavy-duty utensil washer may be more appropriate and more cost-effective to run. For very high-throughput central production units, it is worth discussing whether a higher-capacity solution would better match output requirements.

If you are unsure whether the UXS-10A is the right fit for your operation or need guidance on installation requirements, the team is happy to talk through the specifics before you commit.

Frequently asked questions

Is the UXS-10A suitable for a busy restaurant running two or three services a day?

Yes, the UXS-10A is built for sustained continuous use rather than occasional loads, making it well suited to kitchens running multiple services daily. It is particularly effective where pot wash volume is high and the range of items includes heavy or irregularly shaped cookware that a standard dishwasher would not handle reliably.

What installation work is required before the UXS-10A can be commissioned?

The machine requires a mains water supply, suitable drainage, and an appropriate electrical connection — exact requirements should be confirmed with a qualified installer before purchase. At 205kg and close to two metres in height, the delivery route and final position in the kitchen need to be planned carefully, including checking doorway widths and ceiling clearance.

Do I still need a separate water softener unit if I am in a hard-water area?

No — the integrated softener is designed to handle hard-water conditions without requiring a separate external unit, which simplifies installation and reduces ongoing maintenance. If your site has exceptionally hard water, it is worth discussing your local water hardness with us so we can confirm the softener specification will meet your needs.
Hobart UXS-10A Utensil Washer with Integrated Softener

£19,578.00(£23,493.60 inc VAT)

£19,578.00(£23,493.60 inc VAT)

The Hobart UXS-10A is a freestanding commercial utensil washer designed specifically for the demands of pot wash in a professional kitchen. Unlike a standard rack conveyor or under-counter dishwasher, it is built to handle the items that general warewashers struggle with — heavy pots and pans, cast iron cookware, gastronorm trays, baking tins, oven racks, and similar bulky items. The machine ships with a base rack, tray support, and one open basket, giving it immediate practical utility out of the box. The integrated water softener addresses one of the most common sources of poor wash results and premature descaling issues in hard-water areas, removing that step from the operator's setup checklist.

In a working kitchen, pot wash is often the highest-throughput, most physically demanding station. The UXS-10A is built to sustain continuous use across a full service period rather than cope with occasional loads. Heavy cast iron and baked-on residues that would challenge lighter machines are handled reliably here. The wash results on cookware that has seen prolonged oven use or high-heat searing are consistently clean without requiring pre-soaking, which keeps the pot wash cycle moving during peak periods.

From an operational standpoint, the key advantages are:

  • Integrated softener eliminates spot marks and scale build-up without separate treatment
  • Purpose-built basket configuration handles oversize and irregularly shaped items
  • Stainless steel construction throughout supports a rigorous daily cleaning routine
  • Reduces reliance on manual scrubbing, protecting kitchen staffing time
  • Consistent wash quality across cookware types reduces re-washing

At 205kg and nearly two metres tall, the UXS-10A requires careful planning before delivery. The footprint of 780mm wide by 945mm deep is substantial, and access routes — including doorways and corridors — should be measured in advance. Connection requirements cover water supply, drainage, and electrical supply; these should be confirmed with a qualified installer prior to purchase. The machine is not suited to compact kitchens or sites with restricted ceiling height.

This machine is well suited to high-volume kitchens where pot wash volume is significant and consistent — hotel kitchens, large contract catering operations, hospital or education catering, and busy restaurant kitchens running multiple services daily. For smaller operations or sites with lower pot wash volumes, a less heavy-duty utensil washer may be more appropriate and more cost-effective to run. For very high-throughput central production units, it is worth discussing whether a higher-capacity solution would better match output requirements.

If you are unsure whether the UXS-10A is the right fit for your operation or need guidance on installation requirements, the team is happy to talk through the specifics before you commit.