Lamber Glasswasher Models We Repair

Worldwide CDM repairs a wide range of Lamber commercial glasswashers used throughout Sydney.

Lamber GS350 Glasswasher

The GS350 is a compact undercounter glasswasher designed for bars, cafés and smaller hospitality venues. It uses a 350 × 350 mm basket and is designed to wash up to approximately 900 glasses per hour on a fixed two-minute cycle.

Lamber GS400 Glasswasher

The GS400 is a professional front-loading cup and glass washer that accommodates 400 × 400 mm or 350 × 430 mm baskets. It is designed to wash up to 900 glasses or approximately 240 plates per hour while using approximately 2 litres of water per cycle.

Lamber GS581 Glasswasher

The GS581 is designed for higher-volume hospitality environments and is capable of washing up to 1,500 glasses per hour. It is commonly used in larger bars, clubs and restaurants.

Lamber GS581P Glasswasher

The GS581P is similar to the GS581 but incorporates an integrated drain pump, making it suitable for installations where pumped drainage is required. It is also rated for up to 1,500 glasses per hour.

Lamber DSP Series Glasswashers

Lamber's DSP range includes several compact front-loading glasswashers designed for commercial hospitality environments. These machines feature stainless steel construction, automatic tank filling, rinse aid dispensers and high-temperature rinsing.

Why Commercial Glasswashers Are Different

Commercial glasswashers are specifically designed for washing glassware quickly and consistently.

Compared with standard commercial dishwashers they generally:

• Use smaller glass racks

• Complete shorter wash cycles

• Occupy less underbench space

• Use wash systems designed for delicate glassware

• Help maintain presentation of wine glasses, beer glasses and cocktail glassware

Choosing equipment appropriate for your venue helps improve workflow during busy service periods.

Compare Lamber Commercial Glasswasher Models

Lamber manufactures a range of commercial glasswashers designed to suit different hospitality businesses, from small cafés and wine bars through to busy pubs, clubs, restaurants and hotels.

Choosing the right commercial glasswasher depends on several factors, including:

• The number of glasses washed during peak service

• Available installation space

• Basket size

• Wash cycle requirements

• Drainage configuration

• Future business growth

Whether you're repairing an existing machine or considering a replacement, understanding the differences between Lamber's glasswasher models can help you choose equipment that best suits your venue.

Lamber Commercial Glasswasher Comparison

ModelIdeal ForBasket SizeApproximate Capacity*Key FeaturesLamber GS350Small cafés, espresso bars, wine bars350 × 350 mmUp to approximately 900 glasses/hourCompact footprint, simple operation, ideal where space is limitedLamber GS400Cafés, restaurants, bars400 × 400 mmUp to approximately 900 glasses or 240 plates/hourLarger basket, low water consumption, suitable for glasses and cupsLamber GS581Busy restaurants, pubs, clubs500 × 500 mmUp to approximately 1,500 glasses/hourHigh-capacity commercial glasswasher designed for demanding hospitality environmentsLamber GS581PHigh-volume venues requiring pumped drainage500 × 500 mmUp to approximately 1,500 glasses/hourIntegrated drain pump, ideal where gravity drainage isn't available

*Capacities are approximate manufacturer figures and may vary depending on wash program, glass size and operating conditions.

Which Lamber Glasswasher Is Right For Your Business?

Every hospitality venue has different washing requirements. Selecting the correct glasswasher helps improve workflow, reduce waiting times during busy service periods and maintain consistently clean glassware.

Lamber GS350

The GS350 is one of Lamber's most compact commercial glasswashers and is well suited to hospitality venues where available space is limited.

It is commonly installed in:

• Small cafés

• Espresso bars

• Cocktail bars

• Wine bars

• Coffee shops

The compact cabinet makes it ideal for undercounter installation while still providing commercial washing performance.

Lamber GS400

The GS400 provides greater versatility through its larger basket size and ability to accommodate both glasses and cups.

It is commonly used in:

• Cafés

• Restaurants

• Hotels

• Bars

• Function venues

Businesses that wash a combination of glassware and coffee cups often choose the GS400 because of its flexibility.

Lamber GS581

The GS581 is designed for hospitality businesses with higher washing volumes.

It is commonly installed in:

• Busy pubs

• Licensed clubs

• Hotels

• Large restaurants

• Entertainment venues

Its larger basket size allows more glassware to be processed during busy service periods.

Lamber GS581P

The GS581P offers the same high-capacity washing performance while incorporating an integrated drain pump.

This makes it particularly suitable where gravity drainage isn't possible or existing plumbing requires pumped wastewater removal.

The GS581P is frequently selected for:

• Existing venue renovations

• High-volume bars

• Hotels

• Clubs

• Commercial kitchens with challenging plumbing layouts

Choosing the Correct Glasswasher Basket Size

One of the most important considerations when selecting a commercial glasswasher is the basket size.

Choosing the right basket size can improve workflow, reduce unnecessary wash cycles and help your equipment keep up with peak service periods.

350 × 350 mm Basket

Commonly found on compact commercial glasswashers such as the GS350.

Best suited for:

• Espresso bars

• Small cafés

• Wine bars

• Venues with limited underbench space

Advantages include:

• Compact installation

• Smaller footprint

• Ideal for lower-volume glasswashing

400 × 400 mm Basket

Commonly used on machines such as the GS400.

Suitable for:

• Cafés

• Restaurants

• Cocktail bars

• Mixed beverage service

Advantages include:

• Greater flexibility

• Accommodates a wider variety of glassware

• Can also wash cups in many applications

500 × 500 mm Basket

Found on larger commercial glasswashers including the GS581 and GS581P.

Ideal for:

• Busy pubs

• Clubs

• Hotels

• High-volume restaurants

• Entertainment venues

Advantages include:

• Higher washing capacity

• Larger racks

• Better suited to peak trading periods

• Greater productivity during busy service

Selecting the correct basket size helps ensure your commercial glasswasher can meet the demands of your business without unnecessary delays during service.

Should You Repair or Replace Your Lamber Glasswasher?

Many Lamber commercial glasswashers can be repaired economically, particularly when faults involve serviceable components such as:

• Heating elements

• Wash pumps

• Drain pumps

• Thermostats

• Water inlet valves

• Door seals

• Wash arms

• Electrical controls

However, replacement may be worth considering if:

• The machine has experienced repeated major failures.

• Essential replacement parts are no longer available.

• Repair costs are high relative to the condition of the equipment.

• Your business has increased its washing volume.

• A larger basket size would better suit your operation.

• Plumbing changes require a drain pump model.

As a licensed Lamber repairer and supplier, Worldwide CDM provides honest advice based on the condition of your existing machine, parts availability and the operational requirements of your business.

If repairing your glasswasher is the most practical option, we'll recommend the appropriate repair. If replacement is likely to provide better long-term value, we can also supply brand new and professionally refurbished Lamber commercial glasswashers to suit your venue.