melting point temperature
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My knobs are far enough away from the burners for this not to be a problem. This sounds like a question for the manufacturer.
396168
Don't know what it could be, but not an issue, at least for me, given the position of the knobs on my stove (mine are on the front, many inches away from the burners and the pots/pans/skillets being used). If necessary, it really is not too much trouble to remove the safety knobs while cooking and replace them once cooking is done.
1850074
The thermostat will go up to 850 degrees F. I normally keep it around 675F for casting. Be careful as Zinc will melt at 780 degrees F. Zinc is really bad for casting bullets!
485514
The temperature is a fully adjustable dial that is labeled from 0 degrees Celsius to 75 degrees Celsius. It's color coded from blue (cold) to medium (yellow) to hot (red). You can set the dial on any temperature between 0 and 75 degrees Celsius.
480048
It shows the actual temperature (in celcius). You have to go through the menu to see the set point.
1142883
Maybe, this smelting pot is meant for lead and pewter, which melts around 600-750 degrees Fahrenheit. Silver melts at roughly 1,700 degrees. Because this smelter doesn't specify how hot it gets and since I haven't maxed it out to find out I don't know. But probably not.
2210308
not sure I use it to melt lead for bullet making lead melt around 350 degrees or less enamel materials will take about 6 00 to 800 degrees for the cost can't hurt to try
2178849
Yes. Pewter's melting point is 170-230 celsius which is 336-446 fahrenheit.
2180254
There is only one temperature setting for both cold and hot. You can chose a value for hysteresis up to 10 degrees though
1849953
I agree with answer that says that lowest programmable temperature is 170 degrees F. However I don't think you can program above the boiling point of water which is 212 degrees F
1289718
I don't know the melting point but I would say with good confidence that it would work fine without the heat causing it to lose adhesion. It is designed to go inside car doors and against the firewall. Both places get pretty hot and maybe even hotter than the car's ceiling (I assume you meant inside the vehicle on the ceiling under whatever material).
1576988
I don't think so because the melting point of silver is about 1700 degrees F and Gold is about 1900 degrees F.The highest temperature I have attained with this pot is 800 degrees F.
2114646
If you look up the melting point of lead, (621 F) and the melting point of copper, (1984 F) you will see that you will have a long wait for copper to melt. In fact - it won't.
1545121
This material is a kind of plastic, with a low melting temperature. I would think *not*
1580194
Ive read that the typical plastic melting point is about 300 degrees C, heaters never go above 70 C. That
1629492
It's melting point is 76 degrees. So if the environment in which you store it gets to that temperature, it won't be solid.
653913
I have answered this question earlier " Propane torch will go up to 1650 F and gold melts at 1950 F. You can melt Gold with a MicrowaveGold Melting Kiln or on a crucible,with a Propane torch and a manually air blowing the flame with a steel pipe which will raise the temp to melting point."Uttamjeet Chadha answered on April 15, 2014
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The critical temperature is around 150 F. Doesn't matter how you get there. I use a heat lamp.