Foster's selection of commercial glass frosters ensures your drinks are served at the perfect temperature every time. From frosty beers to icy cocktails, chilled glassware enhances the taste and presentation of any beverage.
Glass Frosters
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Gamko GF/100RS Solid Door Glass Froster (-10°/-14°C)Designed to meet the ever increasing demand for back bar frosters this robust unit is ideal for both glasses and liquors. Manufactured using high-quality energy efficient components and incorporating improved circulation technology for cooled air and the discharge of warm air.More Information£1,759.00 £2,110.80 -
Gamko GF/100RG Glass Door Glass Froster (-10°/-14°C)A low maintenance condenser allows for the continuous trouble free operation. It’s 50 pint glass capacity and optimum cooling capability makes this attractive robust unit ideal for busy serving outlets.More Information£1,899.00 £2,278.80
Commercial Glass Frosters from Foster Fridge
Imagine the delight of your customers when they see ice-cold drinks served in perfectly chilled glassware. Foster offers a variety of commercial glass frosters to ensure your beverages stay refreshingly cold, from beers and sodas to milkshakes.
These units boast impressive features like adjustable shelves to accommodate different glass sizes and capacities to suit your needs. The Gamko GF/100RS, for example, can hold up to 50 pint glasses, keeping them frosty at temperatures as low as -10°C/-14°C. With a solid stainless steel door, this unit offers a sleek and professional look to any bar area.
For those who prefer a touch of style, the Gamko GF/100RG features a heated glass door, allowing customers to see the selection of chilled glasses inside. Both models come with two standard shelves, making it easy to organize your glassware.
In addition to glass frosters, Foster-fridge.com offers a complete line of bar refrigeration products, including sliding-top coolers, bottle coolers, and keg coolers. Contact us today to discuss your specific needs and create the perfect beverage service experience for your customers.
Enjoy Ice Cold Glasses With Ease
View our full range of commercial bar fridges, including under counter bottle fridges, upright bottle coolers, counter top fridges and keg coolers. With Foster Fridge, you can easily find the perfect solution to keep your drinks chilled and your customers satisfied.
Our range of glass frosters is designed with efficiency in mind. They utilise advanced technology to quickly and evenly chill glasses. This not only ensures a consistently cold beverage but also saves energy and reduces operating costs.
In addition, our glass frosters are built with durability in mind, featuring high-quality materials that can withstand the daily demands of a busy bar or restaurant. Whether you're serving up pints of beer or frozen margaritas, our commercial glass frosters will keep your glasses frosty and ready for use.
Upgrade your bar service today with Foster Fridge's selection of commercial glass frosters. Your customers will thank you for the refreshing coldness of their drinks, and you'll enjoy the convenience and efficiency of our top-of-the-line products. Shop now and experience the difference for yourself!
Glass Froster FAQs
What Is a Glass Froster Used For?
Glass frosters are specialized refrigerators designed to quickly chill glasses to frosted temperatures. This keeps drinks colder for longer, preventing them from becoming watered down as ice melts. They are ideal for bars and restaurants that serve a high volume of beers, cocktails, and other chilled beverages.
What Are Glass Chillers?
Glass chillers and glass frosters are often used interchangeably. Both terms refer to units that rapidly cool glasses, beer bottles, and drink containers to a temperature suitable for serving cold drinks. However, some glass frosters may reach colder temperatures, creating a frosted effect on the glass.
Can You Put Warm Glasses in a Glass Froster?
Yes, you can put warm glasses in a glass froster. The froster quickly cools them down, making them ideal for serving chilled beverages. However, ensure the glasses are not too hot to prevent thermal shock and potential breakage.