For The Line Supply / Commercial Restaurant Products

Stop throwing away good frying oil.

Crumbs burn. Oil breaks down. Your costs go up. The Crumb Catcher™ stops that cycle. Precision-cut 304 stainless steel, built to fit your fryer, extends oil life by up to 50%. Nothing universal about it.

  • 304 stainless Steel
  • 30+ sizes
  • 1-yr warranty
  • Ships from CA
Stop throwing away good frying oil.
The part that matters

Find your filter tray in three steps

Every filter tray is cut to fit one thing: your fryer's basin. Search for your brand and model below.

Prefer to talk it through? Call (626) 214-5379 or email support@forthelinesupply.com — we confirm fitment before you order.
01

Check your fryer's badge

Find the brand and model plate on your fryer — usually on the front panel or inside the door.

02

Search or call it in

Type the brand and model on the left, or tell our team directly. One tray often fits 20–80 different models.

03

Search. Check Fitment. Order.

Find your Fit, confirm compatibility with the fitment table, and order with confidence.

304

Food-grade stainless

Seam-welded frame, fine mesh screen. Rated for the heat and the wash.

1 YR

Replacement warranty

Frame welds and spot welds on mesh and handles, covered for a full year.

30+

Sizes, not guesses

Built to your fryer's basin. A universal tray fits nothing well.

USA

Ships from California

1-2 business days handling for stocked SKUs. Talk to a person at (626) 214-5379.

BUILT FOR THE DAILY GRIND OF A COMMERCIAL FRYER LINE.

Watch how theCrumbCatcher™ holds up shift after shift-fully welded, easy to pull, easy to clean.

First-time install

Fitting your filter tray

Three steps, done once your fryer is cool and drained.

STEP 01

Drain & cool

Fitting is easiest when your fryer is empty of oil and has fully cooled down.

STEP 02

Remove the factory rack

Look for sharp objects or edges in your fryer tank that can puncture the fine mesh. If found, leave the original rack in the base, then add theCrumbCatcher™ on top.

STEP 03

Set the tray

Designed with roughly a ¼″ wiggle gap for easy placement. Empty it several times a day during each shift.

Straight answers

Frequently asked

What are the Crumb Catcher™ filter sediment trays?

Crumb Catcher™ is a custom filter sediment tray designed to work with most commercial floor model fryers They help extend the life of cooking oil by collecting food crumbs and debris.

How much can I save by using the Crumb Catcher™?

Using the filter trays can increase the use of your cooking oil by 25% to 50%, resulting in significant cost savings for restaurant owners.

How do I fit the filter tray for the first time?

Fitting is best when your fryer is empty, drained of oil, and cooled down. Remove the rack that comes with the fryer and check for sharp areas that could puncture the fine mesh — if any exist, leave the factory rack in and place the filter tray on top. We design with about a ¼" overall gap of wiggle room for ease of use.

How often should I empty the Crumb Catcher™?

For best results, empty the Crumb Catcher™ every hour, or more frequently depending on your business needs. This helps maintain the efficiency and cleanliness of the filter and frying oil.

How do I clean the Crumb Catcher™ filter sediment tray?

the Crumb Catcher™ filter sediment trays are easy to clean. They are dishwasher-safe and can also be hand-washed in hot water with soap or degreaser. Ensure the filter sediment tray is completely dry before placing it back in your fryer. Scheduled cleaning of the filter sediment tray will avoid carbon buildup.

What materials are the Crumb Catcher™ made from?

the Crumb Catcher™ is made from 304 stainless steel material, including the handle, frame, and 550-micron fine mesh. The silicone sleeve handle is FDA-compliant.

Does the Crumb Catcher™ chip and/or rust?

No, it's made from 100% stainless steel. Around the spot welding, discoloration is common due to high heat fusing the parts.

Are there any precautions to take when using the Crumb Catcher™ ?

Inspect the fryer tank for jagged edges or protrusions that may potentially damage the fine mesh before removing the original rack. If anything could puncture or tear the fine mesh on the filter/sediment tray, leave the original rack in place to protect it.

Key Guidelines to Follow:

●   Inspect First: Carefully feel the bottom and sides of the
tank or housing for sharp metal spots before swapping the rack for the filter/sediment
tray.

●  Protect the Mesh: The fine mesh of a filter/sediment tray will tear
if it rests against a sharp object or warped metal.

●   Leave the Rack in Place: When in doubt about whether the filter tray
will be damaged, simply leave the existing support rack in place instead.

●  Handle with Care: Always
use the silicone handle when removing the filter sediment tray to remove debris