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There's been a bunch of smoke blown about in the grill industry lately about burners and burner materials. One manufacturer says this, and yet another says that, a single sales rep tells you there is not much difference, the subsequent tells you it's the heart and soul of your grill. So significantly is mentioned, but tiny is shown or demonstrated, and it really is challenging to know just what is the finest material for a grill burner. If you pardon our pun right here, it really is simple to get burned. In an additional post, we graphically explained what happens to a sheet metal burner right after time and use. We explained how burn-via takes place, and what supplies are less succeptible. How do you stay away from burn-by way of? Properly, you *could* keep the burner clean. This is a messy and time-consuming process, as you have to get in there with a tiny, pointed tool and cautiously poke each and every little hole in the burner. *Some* manufacturers in fact require this, else you void the warranty. If this sounds like a lot of perform, properly, it is. It's a ton of work, and it is not the cleanest job on the planet. There is an easier way: know what you are acquiring into when you look at a specific grill. Obviously, there is no way to know the thickness or high quality of a burner - that is, unless you actually cut a couple of of them in half! Now, no person in their appropriate mind would even think about performing this, right? Feel of the expense, the mess... Properly, we did. In reality, We cut open the burners from a number of of today's beloved higher-end grills: Alfresco, DCS, Fire Magic and Lynx. Searching for thicknesses, we also examined how these burners are constructed to see if the orifices are drilled, molded or punched. We looked at other features as nicely, which includes nickel content material. (At the time of this article, we were able to review a Star grill, a relative newcomer to the consumer grill market place, which has been creating expert cooking equipment for nearly 80 years. Their new entries in the customer market place use in essence the identical burner as DCS: a 14-gauge Stainless Steel Sheet Metal burner. The only distinction we noted was the burner's feeder tube: the DCS is ramped up to the burner tube, whilst the Star's feeder tube is level with the burner tube. For this comparison, use the DCS burner as Star's overall performance. Where there are differences, we will note them.) Here's what we identified:  [http://www.teenbreaks.com/abortion/abortion-aurora-illinois.cfm analysis]  Fire Magic: * .240&quot; * 2 guage * four lbs., four.6 oz. * 13, 125 Btu, utilized in pairs Lynx: * .240&quot; * 2 guage * 8 lbs., x.x oz. * 25,000 Btu Alfresco: * .035&quot; * 20 guage * 2 lbs., two oz. * 27,000 Btu DCS: * .75&quot; * 14 guage * 3 lbs., 2.24 oz. * 25,000 Btu