Why this extraction canopie earns its place
This is a box-type filter cassette built to sit within an extraction canopy, catching grease and airborne fat out of the air drawn up from the cooking line before it travels further into the ductwork. It's a replaceable component rather than a fixed part of the canopy, swapped out or cleaned as part of routine extraction maintenance.
At 287 × 45 × 592 mm, it's a slim cassette sized to slot into a standard canopy filter housing rather than an open mesh screen, and at 0.45 kg it's light enough to lift in and out by hand for cleaning or replacement.
Because it sits directly in the airflow path, keeping it clear of grease build-up matters for how well the canopy extracts — a clogged filter reduces airflow and adds to fire risk, so it's worth checking as part of a regular extraction service.
