Stainless Steel Filter Pan with Hole – Perfect Replacement for Commercial Fryers

Upgrade or maintain your commercial kitchen equipment with this high-quality stainless steel filter pan featuring a precision-drilled hole. Designed as a reliable replacement component, this filter pan is compatible with selected fryer models, ensuring seamless performance and long-lasting durability. Whether you're running a busy restaurant or a high-traffic food service operation, this filter pan is engineered to withstand heavy use and make cleaning and maintenance simple.

Product Features

• Manufactured from premium-grade stainless steel for outstanding corrosion resistance
• Designed with a precision hole for efficient oil filtration and drainage
• Ideal as a replacement part for select commercial fryer models
• Easy to remove, clean, and reinstall for minimized downtime
• Robust construction to handle the demands of a professional kitchen environment

Dimensions & Specifications

Compatibility

This stainless steel filter pan with hole is suitable for the following fryer models:

• CW305 (from 5101958-UK and onwards)
• CW306 (from 5101958-UK and onwards)
• DN487 (from serial number 26357-EU and onwards)

Please double-check your fryer’s model and serial number to ensure compatibility.

Technical Specifications

• Material: Stainless Steel
• Design: Filter Pan with integrated hole
• Application: Commercial fryer oil filtration

Benefits

• Improves oil filtration process and kitchen safety
• Reduces the risk of contamination and extends fryer oil life
• Minimizes replacement costs with a high-quality, long-lasting solution

Frequently Asked Questions

• Q: Is this filter pan compatible with all commercial fryers?
  A: No, it is designed for specific models listed above. Please verify your fryer model and serial number.
• Q: Is the pan dishwasher safe?
  A: Yes, the stainless steel construction allows for easy and hygienic cleaning, including in commercial dishwashers.
• Q: How do I install the filter pan?
  A: Simply remove the old pan and slide the new one into place, ensuring the hole aligns correctly for proper filtration.