Square Foil Gas Burner Liner | Stove Drip Pan Cover

Specifications

Item #	Description	Rim Style	Top Out	Top In	Bottom	Depth	Case Pack
302-30-500	Square Gas Burner Liner	RE	8 5/8" × 8 5/8" (219 × 219mm)	7 1/4" × 7 1/4" (184 × 184mm)	6 5/8" × 6 5/8" (168 × 168mm)	1/2" (13mm)	500

Square Coverage for Square Burner Pans

A large share of gas ranges—especially North American models—use square drip pans under the burner grates, and a round liner simply does not cover them: the corners stay exposed, and exposed corners are exactly where splatter bakes on. Item # 302-30-500 matches the hardware it protects: an 8 5/8 inch square liner that drops into the square drip pan position and covers the catch zone corner to corner.

Why Coverage Area Matters

Splatter does not land in a circle. Frying throws grease sideways, pots boil over at an angle, and pan handles drip across the whole burner zone. The square liner's extra corner area—roughly a third more coverage than a round liner of similar size—intercepts what the round shape misses, which is the difference between a stovetop that wipes clean and one that still needs scraping at the corners.

Fit and Stability Under the Grate

The liner's center opening seats around the burner cap, and the square body lies flat in the drip pan with its rolled edge resting against the pan walls, so it does not shift when grates are dragged or pots are slid across them. The tapered profile nests for shelf packing and drops into the pan without trimming or folding.

Foil in the Flame Zone

Like the round format, the square liner works as a catch surface under the grate, away from direct flame impingement. Aluminum tolerates the radiant heat of open-flame cooking without melting or off-gassing, and a soiled liner swaps out in seconds—no soaking, no scraping, no chemicals on the drip pan.

A Companion SKU, Not a Competitor

Retailers and distributors should stock the square liner alongside the round gas liner rather than choosing between them: ranges in the field are split between the two formats, and the customer who buys the wrong shape comes back unhappy. We supply the full burner liner family from one factory—round and square gas, small and large electric—with custom multipack counts and private-label packaging on volume orders.

FAQs

What stoves does the 302-30-500 liner fit?

The 8 5/8 inch square liner fits gas ranges with square burner drip pans—common on many North American models. The center opening seats around the burner cap under the grate, and the square body covers the drip pan corner to corner.

Why choose a square liner over a round one?

Splatter does not land in a circle. Frying throws grease sideways and pots boil over at an angle, and the square format's extra corner area—roughly a third more coverage than a round liner of similar size—intercepts what a round shape misses. Match the liner shape to the drip pan shape on the stove.

Does the liner stay in place under the grate?

Yes. The center opening seats around the burner cap, the square body lies flat in the drip pan, and the rolled edge rests against the pan walls, so the liner does not shift when grates are dragged or pots are slid across them.

Is foil safe near a gas flame?

Yes. The liner works as a catch surface under the grate, away from direct flame impingement. Aluminum tolerates the radiant heat of open-flame cooking without melting or off-gassing, and a soiled liner swaps out in seconds.

What retail and private-label options are available?

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