Warewashing Equipment for Hospitality
Every hospitality business needs warewashing equipment that works. Whether you run a busy bar serving hundreds of drinks per night or a restaurant pushing out 200 covers during service, clean glasses and plates keep operations moving.
Commercial machines wash in minutes, not hours, reaching the temperatures required for food safety compliance while handling the volume domestic equipment simply cannot cope with.
Choosing between a glasswasher and a dishwasher depends on what you serve. Glasswashers use lower temperatures and gentler cycles to protect delicate glassware from clouding and damage.
Dishwashers handle plates, cutlery and cookware with higher heat and more robust wash action. Many venues need both to cover all bases.
Trade Insight: Capacity and Performance
Buying the wrong capacity machine creates problems fast. Too small and you hit bottlenecks during service, with staff waiting for clean glasses or plates. Too large wastes space, electricity and water in a kitchen where every square metre counts.
Small venues with 10-40 seats typically need undercounter machines handling 30-50 racks per hour. Medium restaurants with 40-100 seats require 60-100 racks per hour, often best served by larger undercounter or smaller pass-through models.
High-volume operations serving 100+ covers need pass-through machines processing 150+ racks hourly.
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Getting warewashing right means more than just buying a machine. You need the right capacity for your covers, chemicals that actually work, and accessories that keep everything running. We offer the full range so you can set up correctly from day one.
Glasswashers →
Browse for undercounter and pass-through models that handle high-volume glassware quickly.
Dishwashers →
See for machines built to clean crockery, cutlery and cookware in busy kitchens.