The flame spreader is the hardest-working component in a gas burner — it sits directly in the flame and channels the gas-air mixture through a ring of ports. Under constant heat and exposure, it corrodes and degrades over time. Understanding why it fails and when to replace it is essential for both end users and the distributors who supply them.
Three forces combine to wear a flame spreader down:
Look for uneven or yellow flames, sputtering burners, blocked or enlarged ports, and visible pitting or warping. Any of these means the spreader is no longer distributing gas evenly — wasting fuel and producing inconsistent cooking. A corroded spreader also forces the cap to sit poorly, compounding the problem.
Quality flame spreaders are made from high-temperature aluminum alloy that resists oxidation and holds its port shape under heat. Cheaper alloys warp and corrode faster, shortening service life and generating more replacement demand — but also more unhappy customers. Sourcing the right alloy protects your reputation.
THREEMI manufactures SABAF-compatible flame spreaders in sizes #130/#100/#75/#55 from high-temperature aluminum alloy, factory-direct with flexible carton MOQ. Stock them alongside caps and nozzles so your customers can complete a full burner refresh in one order.
THREEMI is the export brand of Shenzhen Sanmi Manufacturing Co., Ltd., a professional gas stove and kitchen appliance factory in Guangdong, China. With 400+ employees, a 20,000㎡ production facility, and an annual output of 3 million units, we serve wholesalers, distributors, brand owners, and e-commerce sellers in over 30 countries. Our factory is certified ISO9001, CCC, CE, UL, GS, ETL, NF, and SASO.
We supply the complete gas stove parts range — SABAF-compatible burner caps, nozzles (0.45mm–1.35mm), flame spreaders, burner sets, ignition parts, thermocouples, and valve bodies — factory-direct at wholesale prices with flexible carton MOQ.
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