Gas Appliance Burner & Flame Arrestor Mesh is used primarily for forming the flame surface of premix gas burners and the flashback screens inside gas appliances. This page lists the industries and assemblies where it is specified, the selection criteria that matter for each application, handling and installation practice, and the cases where a different mesh, screen or filter type is the correct choice. It is supplied to EN 437 / ANSI Z21 appliance.
Typical Applications for Gas Appliance Burner & Flame Arrestor Mesh
Where Gas Appliance Burner & Flame Arrestor Mesh is specified and bought:
- Boiler & water heater makers: premix burner surfaces.
- Commercial cooking: infrared grill and salamander burners.
- Gas fireplaces: ember-bed burners.
- Laboratory burners: flame stabilizer screens.
How to Specify Gas Appliance Burner & Flame Arrestor Mesh for Your Application
- Alloy: FeCrAl, 310S or Inconel 600 depending on surface temperature.
- Mesh: 30–60 mesh for stable flame and flashback resistance.
- Form: Flat, domed or cylindrical.
- Standard: Quote EN 437 / ANSI Z21 appliance and the size designation from the table on the product page, plus any value you changed in the technical drawing.
Handling & Installation Practice
- Install with even tension so the flame front stays uniform.
- Inspect for oxidation and holes at service.
Common Selection Mistakes with Gas Appliance Burner & Flame Arrestor Mesh
- Using SS304 at radiant temperatures, where it scales quickly.
- Mismatching mesh to the gas type.
Where Gas Appliance Burner & Flame Arrestor Mesh Is Not the Right Choice
Not for liquid-fuel burners.





