Frame 6B Combustion Liner

Technical definition for the enquiry

Liner body and end-connection review

The review follows the perforated wall and formed body sections through to the central opening, side ports and slotted end features. For an MS6001B enquiry, the selected configuration should define the location of these features and their relationship to both connection ends before process planning begins.

From liner drawing to manufacturing scope

For the Frame 6B Combustion Liner, the wall construction, openings and end features determine the proposed manufacturing route. Blaze reviews the forming, joining and finishing requirements stated in the drawing package before confirming the selected work. Material grade, product form and dimensional acceptance requirements must be specified; a coating or additional test is included only when defined in the project scope.

Questions about the Frame 6B Combustion Liner

Can MS6001B identify the exact Frame 6B liner drawing?

MS6001B identifies the referenced family, not a unique drawing revision. The enquiry must still define the wall pattern, ports, end features and mating interfaces.

Why include the slotted end detail in the manufacturing enquiry?

The slotted end is part of the component’s connection geometry. Its dimensions and relationship to the liner body need to be controlled by the selected drawing rather than estimated from an image.

Request a component review

Send the part drawing and revision, known part number, material specification, quantity and inspection requirements. Include the side-port locations, slot details and head-end/outlet dimensions. If documentation is incomplete, include photographs and describe the available sample so Blaze can assess the next review step.

View Combustion Parts by Frame series

Frame and combustion-configuration names identify reference families. They do not establish OEM authorization or interchangeability. Fit is confirmed against the selected drawing revision and mating interfaces.