Can this product be used at kiln temperatures?
390548
I'm pretty sure it can. I used mine to cement together 2300 degree insulating firebrick. I think the label says 3000 or so, but I haven't gotten mine that hot. Beware, the pic on Amazon shows the 1-gallon size, and doesn't specify a volume. When I got my 1/2 gallon, I complained, & they sent another. The best deal I got was from Do-it-best, with free ship to store, but you have to have 1 in driving distance; if not, just buy enough from Amazon to get free shipping.
390549
As far as i k ow yes a friend recommended it to me he used it to make his kiln
390550
It can go high enough for high-temp steel and most metals but not titanium. In other words, you could do the most common metals like aluminum, gold, silver, brass, bronze and the like. Just not the super high-temp stuff.
390551
Yes, as long as less than 3000 degrees Fahrenheit. I have seen kilns operate to 5000 F or more, so please check your readings. CM
41935
No. It can reach temperatures of 165 to 170 degrees Fahrenheit which would likely damage something. I've never dared to take the risk.
680185
Sure, I don't see why not? I have put other pots of the same material in the oven. But not higher then 400 degrees!. I hope I have helped you.
725801
Yes, I think so. This is a rust reformer product that is probably not for high temperatures. Your high temperature paint is only as good as the base upon which it is used. This is informed opinion. Contact the manufacturer for their answer.
504894
You can, but I would think you would want to clean the handle from time to time. It has a heat tolerance of around 400 degrees F or so, it would survive most stovetop temperatures, but I feel it would last longer and stay nicer if it was just used to move a hot skillet rather than stay on it through heat and cool. Your question is one that I feel it would be just personal preference as when to use it.
890763
I use it in my oven also, but it won't go above 400 degrees, it gives a HHH flash. I guess because that would be too hot for a smoker.
1575179
I don't know why not, I use mine for melting Al (1200-1500 deg F), but did have to buy different thermocouple (~$20).
1990224
Yes, you can use heat, on the lower settings.. It won't melt it ,or burn it in the least, as long as you are careful, and watch what you're doing. :)
2016106
They are quite long and a little thin. I don't know about kilns, but I would say they would be best suited for dexterity vs. Heat resistance.
32435
I can't say for sure about the temperature, but I see no reason why it wouldn't be okay to use in the oven. I haven't done that, though.
2085620
You can, but I would use Heet, the yellow bottle, it works best for hot temp and burning longer. Hope this helpsSteve
1200191
Yes, that's probably best anyway. You are supposed to cook on lower temperatures with this cookware.
1680937
Since it's not designed for heat or food applications, I wouldn't risk it. I don't know if it would withstand high termperaturs or whether it's coated with any chemicals that might be dangerous at high temperatures.
1093473
It says on the bottle that for best results to use in temperatures above 50 degrees F. I would tend to think that you can still use it, but it might take a little longer or not be as thorough. That's just my opinion though.
570301
I don,t see why it would not, its used in concrete, its also used in ceramics. Use like straw in adobe. Dry strength in ceramics, burns out in kiln.
912926
Yes you can. We use it on our Big Green Egg and have had the temp well above 600 degrees with no problems.
1621772
I don't see why not. It is all about managing the heat. I would be cautious with overheating the pan with the Teflon coating above 400 degrees but I doubt you would ever need it that hot. This is a great griddle, we use it all the time.