A Look At Some Commercial Glasswashers

If you are looking for a commercial glasswasher there is a wide choice available on the market. Depending on the sizes and functions, you can pay anywhere from around £700 to over £3,000 for a commercial glasswasher today.

Take the Evolution under counter glass washers for instance. There are several different models in this range, but they are all double skinned so that heat loss is reduced to a minimum and so is noise output. The last thing you want in a pub or bar is a noisy washer unit. The Evolution washers have a breaktank as standard and have low water usage. There are three standard cycle options and an extensive range of special cycle options.

The glass cycle automatically changes parameters to suit glass washing while for an intensive wash or for glass renovation there is the long cycle. There is also a green cycle for economy which lowers the water temperatures and reduces water usage. Then for very dirty glasses there is a very intensive cycle which runs two full cycles one after another. There is also a sanitising cycle that balances water temperature and running time to achieve a standard rating of AO 30. In addition, there is a comprehensive self-cleaning cycle.

These machines have scrap trays as standard and a drain pump as standard. The detergent and rinse aid delivery is by precise peristaltic pumps, while the priming and dosing of chemicals is enabled from the fascia. Each of these commercial glasswashers has a full LCD display and user interface which shows simple machine status updates. The Evolution 501 and 505 WS are supplied with two open cup/glass racks, while the 511 and 515 WS models have one open, one pegged plate rack and cutlery basket. The Evolution range of glass washers are priced from £2,304 to £2,874.

When you are buying a commercial glass washer there are three main things you need to consider. The first is your level of demand: you need a machine that can cope with your demand in peak periods. You also need to consider how much space you have available, and how your machine will drain, either through gravity or a drain pump.