Product review (5 stars): Saved $50 over the discount appliance parts sites
Perfect and obviously brand new, NAPCO replacement part. Went right in and saved more than $50 over the "discount" online appliance part sites at the top of Google search. Frankly the price made me cautious, but it looked and fit great.
There are a few issues reported in earlier reviews with durability, but I can tell you back in the day we would get a bad part occasionally from any supplier. And please note it's not always the part.
Some snakebites to consider when replacing any dryer element:
-- Don't handle the coils with your bare hands (or with dirty oily gloves) because residue can get on the coil and cause hot spots and shorten the life of your coil. Handle the element by the outer casing.
-- Limits/thermal sensors can also be bad and can make a new element burn out really fast. If the sensor is bad then you only solved the result and not the cause so you'll get the same result - a burnt element. So check the sensors too.
-- The main thermal sensor that attaches to the element (not included because it's a different part #) has to be in a good snug position in order to work, otherwise the coils won't heat or worse will overheat. After you screw in the new element housing screws, get down and look closely to make sure you did not pop the sensor out of place while you were wrangling the element housing to meet the mounting screw holes.
-- CLEAN OUT the exhaust vent and interior of the coil flow chamber while you're in there replacing the parts. And wear a dust mask before you start if you're at all sensitive to dust, folks.

I retired from this stuff back in the 90's but it's still fun to fix my own. I felt compelled to reward a good seller with a good review because they provided a great value.