Where are Washtech dishwashers made?

Washtech commercial dishwashers and glasswashers are engineered in New Zealand for the Australasian market, with designs that reflect local kitchen layouts, water conditions and service expectations.

Do Washtech machines meet Australian compliance requirements?

Washtech models are configured to align with common Australian electrical and plumbing standards. Your plumber and electrician must always confirm final compliance on site, but the range is widely used in compliant commercial kitchens across Australia and New Zealand.

What warranty does Washtech offer?

Warranty varies by model and distributor. KW Commercial Kitchen will confirm the current Washtech warranty terms for your specific machine, including labour and parts coverage, at the time of quotation.

How do I know if I need an undercounter or passthrough dishwasher?

Undercounter dishwashers suit smaller venues or tight spaces. Passthrough dishwashers pair with inlet and outlet benches for higher volumes and ergonomic workflows. If you are unsure, the KW team can review your layout, covers and staffing to recommend the right format.

Can Washtech handle high-volume dishwashing?

Yes, many Washtech passthrough and conveyor models are designed for high-volume service. The key is matching the correct machine to your volume, hours of operation and available services.

Washtech Australia — 39 Products in Stock

Flagship models

Model list, official titles, rack sizes and list pricing from Moffat, Washtech's Australian distributor, verified 27 July 2026. Throughput figures from the KW catalogue, verified 6 August 2026. If you arrived searching a model code, it is below. Glasswashers GE — 365 mm rack — undercounter glasswasher, 540 glasses/hr, 1-minute cycle — $4,079 XG — 365 mm rack — undercounter glasswasher, 445 mm wide, 1.5 L/cycle — $4,408 GM — 450 mm rack — professional compact undercounter glasswasher — $6,396 GM-R — 450 mm rack — as GM, polish-free compatible — $7,612 GL — 450 mm rack — compact undercounter, polish-free compatible — $9,177 GL-B — 450 mm rack — as GL with break tank — $13,416 Undercounter dishwashers XV — 450 mm rack — economy undercounter dishwasher / glasswasher — $6,017 XU — 500 mm rack — undercounter dishwasher / glasswasher — $6,371 UD — 500 mm rack — professional undercounter dishwasher — $8,274 UD-R — 500 mm rack — as UD, polish-free compatible — $9,109 UL — 500 mm rack — undercounter dishwasher / polish-free glasswasher — $10,372 UL-B — 500 mm rack — as UL with break tank — $13,712 TW — 500 mm rack — undercounter traywasher, 15 A — $18,602 Passthrough dishwashers XM — 450 mm rack — compact passthrough, 840 plates/hr — $8,472 XP — 500 mm rack — passthrough with drain pump — $8,693 M2 — 500 mm rack — professional passthrough, HUD controls — $10,748 XL — 500 mm rack — economy heavy-duty passthrough, 1,620 plates/hr — $11,855 AL — 600 mm rack — professional high-capacity passthrough — $14,567 M1C — 500 mm rack — passthrough, heat condensing, 960 plates/hr — $14,997 M2C — 500 mm rack — passthrough, heat recovery, 1,080 plates/hr — $16,542 AL8 — 500 x 600 mm rack — passthrough warewasher, break tank — $17,273 ALC — 600 mm rack — high-capacity passthrough, heat recovery — $19,755 AL8C — 500 x 600 mm rack — heat-recovery passthrough warewasher — $26,543 Warewashers and potwashers PW1 — 500 x 600 mm rack — front-loading warewasher — $20,095 PW2 — 2 x 500 mm racks — wide-body front-loading — $29,334 PW1C — 500 x 600 mm rack — front-loading, heat recovery — $29,942 PW3 — 650 mm chamber — wide-body passthrough — $34,505 PW2C — 2 x 500 mm racks — wide-body front-loading, heat recovery — $39,094 PW3C — 650 mm chamber — wide-body passthrough, heat recovery — $47,133 Rack conveyors CD120 — 120 racks/hr — 2-stage — $37,822 CD180 — 180 racks/hr — 3-stage — $50,666 CD240 — 240 racks/hr — 4-stage — $73,501 Heat-recovery conveyor variants (CD120+HRU, CD180+HRU, CD240+HRU) and the CK100 crate washer are quoted per project. Prices are list as at 27 July 2026 and are not a permanent commitment.

Washtech XP High-Efficiency Passthrough Dishwasher – 730mm commercial kitchen equipment

Washtech XP Pass-Through Dishwasher – 500mm Rack, Drain Pump

$8,693.00

Washtech XU Commercial Undercounter Dishwasher/Glasswasher – 500mm Racks

$6,371.00

Washtech XV – Economy Undercounter Commercial Dishwasher/Glasswasher

$6,017.00

Washtech XG Undercounter Glasswasher – 445 mm Wide, 1.5 L/cycle

The C models add a heat recovery or condensing unit. That cost is not a rounding error and it varies sharply by series, so it is worth checking on your specific model before assuming. M2 $10,748 becomes M2C $16,542 — a difference of $5,794 AL $14,567 becomes ALC $19,755 — a difference of $5,188 AL8 $17,273 becomes AL8C $26,543 — a difference of $9,270 PW2 $29,334 becomes PW2C $39,094 — a difference of $9,760 PW1 $20,095 becomes PW1C $29,942 — a difference of $9,847 PW3 $34,505 becomes PW3C $47,133 — a difference of $12,628 Heat recovery earns its cost through reduced steam load and lower incoming-water heating, so it pays back fastest on machines running long shifts. On the PW3 the premium is $12,628 — that needs a real duty-cycle calculation, not a rule of thumb.

Engineering

Aspect	Strength	Practical limitation
Durability	Robust stainless-steel construction and simple mechanics for long service life.	Not positioned as a heavy industrial solution for the very largest wash plants..
Running cost	sEfficient water and energy usage helps control long-term operating costs.	Some high-end energy-recovery features may be more advanced in premium European brands..
Serviceability	Straightforward layouts simplify diagnosis and component replacement. Machines are not focused on deep custom programming or complex automation sequences. Wash performanceHigh-temperature rinse and well-designed wash arms deliver clean, hygienic results.	Extremely heavy-soil or specialist applications may require higher-spec or niche systems. InstallationModels are configured to align with common Australian electrical and plumbing setups. Some sites may still require additional drain pumps, water treatment or ventilation solutions..

Washtech focuses on robust, serviceable engineering rather than over-complicated electronics. This makes the range well suited to venues that need dependable machines with predictable running costs.304-grade stainless-steel construction on key components for strength and corrosion resistance.High-temperature rinse systems supporting thermal sanitation and hygienic wash results.Efficient wash and rinse arms designed to balance water usage, spray coverage and cleaning performance.Simple, logical controls that reduce training time and operator error.Service-friendly design with accessible pumps, elements and pipework for maintenance.Australasian-compliant configurations that align with local electrical and plumbing expectations.

Warranty — 5-2-2 across the range

Every Washtech machine KW supplies carries the 5-2-2 warranty: 5 years parts warranty on the cabinet, 2 years parts warranty on the wash pump, and 2 years comprehensive parts and labour. This is the current term across the whole range — the same on a $4,079 GE glasswasher as on a $73,501 CD240 conveyor. Confirmed with Moffat Australia (moffat.com.au/washtech-warranty), Washtech's Australian distributor, 6 August 2026. One thing worth knowing if you are comparing quotes: some older published material still shows a 5-2-1 structure, with one year of comprehensive parts and labour rather than two. That is the superseded term. The comprehensive period is now two years. If a competing quote cites 5-2-1, it is working from out-of-date information — not offering you something different. The two-year comprehensive period is the part that matters commercially. Cabinet parts cover is common across the category; parts and labour is where the real exposure sits, because technician time on a commercial warewasher is usually the larger half of any repair bill.

Common misuse

If you need a machine for glassware only, the G series is built for it and the dishwasher series is not the cheaper path to the same result. If your constraint is rack size rather than throughput, moving up a series will not help. A 450 mm machine does not become a 500 mm machine by costing more. If your duty cycle is short, the heat recovery premium above is unlikely to pay back within a typical replacement cycle. If you need published cycle times, water consumption per cycle or electrical loads for every model, those are not published consistently across the range. We hold them for GE, XG and TW only, and will obtain the rest from Moffat for your shortlist rather than estimate them.

Engineering

Warranty — 5-2-2 across the range