Small Foil Electric Burner Liner

Specifications

Item #	Description	Rim Style	Top Out	Depth	Case Lbs.	Case Cube	Case Pack
3001-30-500	Small Electric Burner Liner	RE	6 5/16" (160mm)	25/32" (20mm)	5.10	0.41	500

A Fresh Drip Bowl Without the Scrubbing

Electric coil stoves dirty in a predictable place: the drip bowl under each coil. Every boilover runs down the coil and bakes onto the bowl, and because the bowl is recessed, the burnt-on ring is awkward to reach and miserable to scrub. Item # 3001-30-500 lines the small 6-inch bowl so the mess lands on foil instead—when the liner is spent, the bowl underneath is still clean, and the swap takes less time than filling a sink.

Contoured for the Small Coil Position

Electric ranges run two bowl sizes, and this liner is the small one: 6 5/16 inches across with a 25/32 inch depth, contoured to seat inside the small drip bowl and around the coil terminals. It drops in without trimming, sits flat under the element, and stays put when pots slide across the coil.

Reflecting Heat Instead of Wasting It

A blackened drip bowl absorbs the coil's radiant heat and throws less of it back at the pot; a bright foil liner reflects it. In practical terms, a clean liner helps a small coil boil water and hold simmer more efficiently, which is why property managers refresh liners between tenants and why careful home cooks replace them on a schedule rather than waiting for the burnt-on stage.

The Property and Housing Angle

Turnover cleaning is where burner liners earn their keep at scale. Apartment turnovers, student housing, vacation rentals, and extended-stay properties all face the same stovetop condition problem: drip bowls that look tired even when they are functionally clean. A set of fresh liners makes a range look new for a fraction of the cost of replacement bowls or a new appliance.

Program Supply from the Factory

We produce the full burner liner family in-house—small and large electric, round and square gas—and supply it in 500-count cases for retail repacking, property programs, and distribution. Custom multipack counts, printed sleeves, and private-label packaging are available on volume orders.

FAQs

What stoves does the 3001-30-500 liner fit?

The 6 5/16 inch liner fits the small drip bowl under the small coil element on electric coil ranges. Electric stoves typically run two bowl sizes—this is the small one; a matching large-bowl liner is available in the same family.

How does the liner install under the coil?

The liner is contoured to the small bowl: it drops in around the coil terminals without trimming, seats flat under the element, and stays in place when pots slide across the coil. No tools or disassembly beyond lifting the coil.

Does a foil liner affect cooking performance?

Positively. A blackened drip bowl absorbs the coil's radiant heat; a bright foil liner reflects it back toward the pot. A fresh liner helps a small coil boil and simmer more efficiently, which is why many users replace liners on a schedule rather than waiting for the burnt-on stage.

Who buys burner liners in bulk?

Property managers, apartment turnovers, student housing, vacation rentals, and extended-stay properties buy in bulk: a set of fresh liners makes a tired range look new between tenants for a fraction of the cost of replacement bowls or appliances.

What retail and private-label options are available?

The standard case is 500 liners. We supply the full family—small and large electric, round and square gas—with custom multipack counts, printed sleeves, and private-label packaging on volume orders. Samples are available before you commit.