Do mono-port burners typically have a larger output than ribbon burners?

Mono-port burners are designed with a single combustion port that often allows for a more concentrated flame. This design can facilitate higher heat output compared to the wider distribution of flames seen with ribbon burners, which generally feature multiple narrow ports that spread the flame across a larger area.

The larger output of mono-port burners can be attributed to their ability to focus the combustion process more effectively, creating a more intense heat in the area where it is needed. This characteristic makes mono-port burners suitable for applications requiring a strong, localized heat source.

While ribbon burners offer their own benefits, such as a more uniform heat distribution over a wider area, they typically do not reach the same output levels as a well-designed mono-port burner in terms of heat concentration and efficiency in specific situations.