Glass Washers & Polishers

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Commercial glass washers and polishers are machines used to clean and dry glassware, such as drinking glasses, wine glasses, and champagne flutes, in a commercial setting. These machines are typically found in bars, restaurants, hotels, and other hospitality businesses that serve a large number of beverages.

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Choosing a glasswasher

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Types of glasswasher

  • Undercounter glasswashers for bars and cafes
  • Undercounter glass and dishwashers that also take plates
  • Pass-through machines for big glass and dish loads
  • A glass polisher that dries and shines glasses after washing

For plates and pots, see all commercial dishwashers.

What rack size do I need?

Rack size sets what fits. A 365 mm rack suits a compact bar washing glasses only; 450 and 500 mm racks take more glasses per load, plus plates on the glass and dishwasher models.

Glasswasher or dishwasher?

If you mostly wash glasses behind a bar, a glasswasher saves space. If you also wash plates and cutlery, choose an undercounter glass and dishwasher or a pass-through machine.

Do I need a drain pump?

Only if there is no floor drain lower than the machine. A drain pump pushes the waste water up to a sink waste. The product page says if a model has one.

Why do my glasses come out spotty?

Usually hard water or too little rinse aid. Many makers recommend a water softener in hard water areas, and a built-in rinse aid and detergent dispenser keeps the dose right. A glass polisher finishes the job.

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