Choosing the Right Hood Filter Material

The Restaurant Style Baffle Grease Filter is available in Galvanized, Aluminum or Stainless Steel.

	Aluminum Hood Filters: Aluminum Grease Filters offer a clean aesthetic appearance while remaining a cost effective option. Aluminum Hood Baffle Filters have a seamless smooth surface that permits grease run-off into hood collection troughs, safe, dependable, positive flame barrier protection.
	Galvanized Steel Hood Filters: Galvanized Grease Filters are the least expensive option utilized in closed kitchens, not visible to your guests. Galvanized Steel Hood Baffle Filters provide strong rugged performance and superb corrosion resistance.
	Stainless Steel Hood Filters: Stainless Steel Grease Filters have a high shine appearance and are generally used in open kitchens with visibility to your guests. Stainless Steel Hood Baffle Filters are great for tough commercial appliances and maximum permanent protection against rust and corrosion.
	Spark Arrestor Hood Filters: Spark Arrestor Filters meet the NFPA 211 requirement for solid fuel burning appliances.

Pricing Guide for Hood Filters

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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.

Grease Filter NFPA code

NFPA 96 6.2.3.1 Grease filters shall be listed and constructed of steel or listed equivalent material.