25" X 20" X 2" HD Galvanized Hood Filter

25" X 20" Galvanized Baffle Grease Filtersprovide rugged performance, superb corrosion resistance and absolute low cost. If you are looking for the least expensive hood filter, this would be your choice.  

• Unique locking seam design makes these filters the most durable filters on the market 

• Will not flex or twist like other filters even after repeated dropping

• Safe, dependable, positive flame barrier protection

• Seamless, smooth surfaces permit constant grease run-off into hood collection troughs... easily cleaned by soaking, spraying or conventional dishwashers. 

• Handles are included

• UL Listed and Classified by Underwriters Laboratory Inc as to flammability after exposure to grease-laden air.

 Baffle grease filters collect grease and stop flames from penetrating into the hood exhaust ductwork. They are designed to prevent flames from passing through the baffles and can withstand various temperature levels. The solid baffle construction of each hood filter ensures a reliable flame barrier when you need it. Practicing efficient grease removal lowers the risk of such flare-ups.

This 2” thick grease filter contains two layers of equally spaced roll formed baffles. The spacing creates an air flow that allows grease to collect, then drain down the baffles and finally into the collecting trough.

This hood filter is made of 1 piece, rolled metal.  There are no moving parts or rivets for maximum durability and easy cleaning.     

HOOD FILTER INSTALLATION

Hood grease filters must be installed at an angle of 45 degrees or greater so the grease will drain to the bottom. You also need a grease cup beneath the lower edge of the filters for the grease to drip into.

When reinstalling a hood filter, make sure that the grease hole in the filter is at the bottom. Hood baffle filters should always be installed with the baffles running vertically for optimal grease collection. 

CHOOSING THE PROPER HOOD FILTER SIZE A mistake commonly made when ordering baffle grease filters is reversing the dimensions. Filters should be placed inside the canopy hood with the baffles running vertically. The vertical dimension always comes first when placing an order. The horizontal dimension is always the second number. Hood filters should fit snuggly next to each other and cover the length of the grease trough. Little or no space should remain once the trough is filled with filters.