What is the hottest temperature this iron reaches?
320882
Not sure of the temperature but it has steam and got just as hot as my Regular size Rowenta iron....I was so surprised that this little iron was so good...I packed my clothes in a small suit case and they were very wrinkled and this little iron took all the wrinkles out..
320883
Steam level. It is great for cottons. Doesn't leak when using steam. Just don't like the design of water fill.
320884
The settings go from min to max. I use the Max for quilting cottons and it is very hot. It also heats up very quickly. The only drawback is that the steam holes are only on the tip of the plate.
320885
I t get real Hot like a regular Iron Great for when I went out of country Good Buy!!!
320886
you fill it up with water and put on steam and it gets hot just like a home iron. It gets the job done when traveling. Was well worth the short money for it.
2191015
Hi,With adaptor iron tip (small) Low is 220F, Mid is 390F & High is 560F With adaptor iron tip (large) Low is 185F, Mid is 340F & High is 480F With adaptor Ball tip Low is 210F, Mid is 400F & High is 580F With adaptor Slim line tip Low is 200F, Mid is 355F & High is 500F With adaptor Hot Knife Low is 185F, Mid is 340F & High is 480F All temps are approximate, but are extremely happy with it, and like anything with heat, you have to take due care, because this little iron packs a mean heat ( scars to prove it). A must have item for the crafter person.Hope this helps
2200896
I bought this as an Xmas present for my grand daughter; so I have no idea re the temp settings; but do know that she loves the iron. Crimps her hair quickly; so doesn't take that long to get ready for school. Was a good buy!
1026420
No this iron will continue to be hot until you unplug it. Hope this helps &#9786;
279139
Not sure the melting point but I think it melts around 4-500 my iron is usually set around 650 and it's great stuff
135917
I have the smaller Solia iron (about 3/4"). The handles used for gripping do not get hot at all; the area surrounding the plates don't get hot either, maybe a little warm. I have mine set at about 300 degrees. Hope this helps.
2078907
I don't know the actual temperature but it works as well as my older corded iron. I like it because your not limited to an extension cord or power outlet.
1985005
No, the melting point of iron is 1,535 C. To cast it, it is therefore heated to several hundred degrees past this temperature. Lead melts at a mere 327.5 C and by the time you reach the melting point of iron is very close to its actual boiling point of 1,750C. When the iron is hot enough to be cast, it would actually be above the boiling point of lead. So what little lead there may be in the iron, would simply boil out of it before it was cast, in exactly the same way that when you use beer or red wine in a recipe, the alcohol all boils out very quickly and you are left with the taste of the wine, but not the alcohol. We coat our grates in cooking quality soy oil because its better and we like it. The only lead found in cast iron cookware could be in the enamel.
1297609
Yes! This gets super hot super quick. Better than my expensive plug in iron.
807596
Only if your iron can get into the temp range of 140-170 degrees F. Also a heat-press applies very consistent and absolute firm pressure throughout the 30-50 seconds that the transfer needs to complete the bond to the material correctly.
1546662
Hmm, haven't tried this specifically, but I don't see why not. It's supposed to be good for up to 450 degrees (F), so I guess it depends on how hot you plan to get your cast iron.
1907179
According to the response I received from a Lyman Service Technician it should withstand the melting point of Cast Iron which is Greater Than 2,000 Degrees F.
976237
Lodge cast iron can handle a sustained 500 Fahrenheit degrees and more. The melting point of cast iron is 2150 degrees Fahrenheit. What are you cooking that needs this temperature?
1961179
Extremely hot. I suspect 950. It was almost too hot. I ended up getting a variable temperature one.
781885
It may be a misprint on one or the other. I could not find anything about a max. temperature on the Lodge website so I "Googled" your question and found no answers for the cast iron versions. The enameled models do have a max temperature. You might email them directly and see what they have to say.
617228
I cannot tell you a temp but I have really coarse hair that requires an extra hot iron and this one gets really hot.
1948395
The heat that I use is between 15-20. Not sure in Fahrenheit how much is that but from the curly iron the hear start from 5-30. Hope the answer help you.