can these beakers be heated on the hot plate under a high temperature in the compounding pharmacy?
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I use them on my laboratory hotplate nearly every day with no ill effects. Of course an oil bath would likely be better and reduce thermal stresses somewhat, however mine work just fine directly on the hotplate surface which reaches 400*C.
2227467
Yes. these glasses are very thick and handle heat well. Shouldn't be a problem
232329
I've never measured the temperature going into the Pyrex measuring cups that I have. I will say that I have always used my glass measuring cups in the microwave to boil anything that I needed to a boiling point. Just don't use them on the stove top. Regular Pyrex glass bake ware can be used in the oven up to 350 or 400 degrees. Your best bet is to contact Pyrex and ask them for exact temperatures.
1355103
I'm not sure I would put it on direct heat, but maybe a hot plate on very low or those warmer plate things. I think in the directions somewhere it says not to put it on direct heat or to boil water in it, the glass is thinner than I'd want a glass kettle to be; also the plastic handle would probably melt off (I had that happen to one of my mokka pots).It's not pyrex, it's Schott Duran.
2127315
I think you could make it work that way but if its a hot liquid you will likely burn yourself since they retain heat so well. Best bottle I've ever owned!
524192
I am not using it to cook on. I make jewelry. This hot plate reaches temperatures of 700+ and I need the heat for the keumboo process.
1809276
NO. Aluminium melts at 1220f, this pot won't get that hot. You may find out that it probably going to take a turkey fryer and a cast iron skillet to achieve the higher temperature you seek.
1247884
They shouldn't be allowed. They can be combustible when combined with certain chemicals. I would double check though.
1599030
They do heat up, if you wamted to put them behind glass or something that would probably still be safe
1472565
Yes they can. They are all stainless so stovetop temp will have no effect on performance.
185251
Yes,you can cook with hot liquids. I have had these bowls for some time. I regularly put them in the top and bottom rack of the dishwasher and microwave them with no ill effects. I love these bowls!JJ
754684
I would not recommend it. They may hold them but the closest I have come to putting hot in them was pouring hot sauce on top of a mousse in them. It held up fine with that but I did not fill the glass completely with hot fluids.
298998
I don't see why not. The trays can resist heat up to 400F I think. Though you would probably need to grease them before pouring
1041479
Small burners should not be used to on high to bring the PC up to temp, the PC might reflect the heat back to glass surface and break it. Your milage may vary, but I imagine if it was already up to pressure, you could use the small burner to hold it at that temperature, as it doesn't take that much heat to hold it at pressure. At your own risk of course.
2141407
Shouldn't be a problem but to be safe check the manufacturer's instructions. They are made to handle boiling hot liquids.
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No, you can place them in hot water. Just be careful and watch it you don't want to ruin the packs
1772223
Linda, sorry I do not know...These glasses have not been put to any type of heat test. The density of the glass is greater than that of a regular glass. I trust someone will be of greater knowledge/information. I am guessing they could handle boiling water with no problem...beyond that???