Commercial glass washers
The best glass washing solution for bars, restaurants, hotels and other busy hospitality settings
JLA’s range of commercial glass washers We know how important it is to have clean glasses readily available for your customers and guests, particularly during peak periods – and the impact anything less than a sparkling finish can have on your customers’ experience. That’s why our range has been developed to provide reliability, speed, quality and efficiency – and ensure you have enough gleaming glassware available at all times.
All JLA glass washers are available with ‘Total Care’ – giving you brand new appliances for no capital outlay and protecting you from the cost and hassle of unexpected breakdowns.
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Our high performance commercial glasswashers range is built around a compact design that’s ideal for high turnover. Cycle times start at 60 seconds, and both freshwater and tank models come with the option to add built in softeners for hard water areas.
Discover the benefits of Total Care
When we say Total Care, we mean Total Care. The ultimate ‘rental’ option, our plan gives you extra benefit of full service and breakdown support.
Benefits of a commercial glass washer
- Cycle options from just 60 seconds
- Soft-touch control for ease-of-use
- Capacity for 480-640 pieces of glassware per hour
- Low wash and rinse temperatures for long lasting glassware
- Built in water softener options
- Undercounter installation for added convenience where space is limited
Professional Glass Washer FAQs
Commercial glasswashers can vary significantly in capacity and dimensions with different models available for different settings. Smaller, compact models can wash up to 100 glasses per hour with larger washers suitable for big hospitality venues being able to clean up to 960 glasses per hour.
A commercial dishwasher is designed for a wide variety of crockery, dishware and utensils, such as plates, dishes, bowls, cutlery and pans, whilst a professional glass washer primarily focuses on cleaning glasses, mugs and cups. As a result, they have a different internal layout, varied pre-programmed cycles, and washing mechanisms of different intensities with glass washers being more sensitive to avoid damaging glasses.
No, we recommend against attempting to wash plastic in a glass washer, due to the risk of it bending, warping or splitting during the washing process and when subject to high temperatures.