Hi Can ironed with titanium plate ?
2080881
Yeah you can I used a flat iron by the name of ion on it and it worked just fine
1693304
Unsure, I bought it to use on a cruise then found out they did not allow irons onboard. I have not used it.
2261812
We use a regular ironing board. We have only used regular boards and this iron work awesome.
2166278
You can go to this link http://www.wokshop.com/HTML/products/woks/wok-iron-enamel.html and it has one for your needs. You can also look at the other woks on their website. I hope this helps you out.
210459
Yes it definitely can be ironed, I see no reason why you could not heat print this material. So yes to both questions.
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.
1977591
The area that you iron on is wood. I bought a cover with thin pad for the ironing area and am very satisfied with its durability. The supportive structure under the board is metal.
2138515
I have a Tatung portable induction "hot plate." Those directions indicate that an iron frying pan, kettle or plate can be used as long as they have flat bottoms with the diameter being within the range indicated on the induction device. They also state that an enamel cooking utensil can be used, but they don't state enameled iron cookware. It would be best to check with Lodge. The enamel could be affected.Personally, I've only used stainless steel pots that indicate they will work with induction heat.
1399767
yes, it is Ceramic/Tourmaline Ion plates give a shinier, silkier result than regular ceramic flat iron in lesser time. Its great if you have thick hair, you have to run it a few more times through to get it flat.
1237749
You can but it is not easy. Lots of working with the edge of the iron. Ideal for pressing sheets and linens. Large flat surfaces are the perfect niche
1010156
I have an old stainless steel plate iron and it also leaks if I don't pay attention, so it doesn't matter if it's ceramic or what not. The key is to put the water in first, then turn on the iron and wait for it to heat up. The iron has to be fairly hot. Then press the steam button several times to "blow" it out before setting iron to garment. I've done a lot of ironing in my day. The problem with a steel plate is that it will snag delicate fabrics after a while especially if used over metal zippers and becomes scratched.
1939739
I do not believe it will due to the fact titanium is a non-ferrous metal. I could be wrong.
824422
Mmm there is no way of making it easier...it's a sticker so I don think you can iron it!
1431382
I believe so but the surface would need to be smooth and somewhat flat to iron on.
293299
I wouldn't .. The CHI iron only has ceramic plates.. The Coppola iron has Titanium plates.. It's a better metal and the iron has to heat up to 450 degrees..
1237747
You don't want use it for dress shirts and pants.. A steam pro station much better for that like a Rowenta Pro Precision. I use the rotary iron for high volume of bedding, table cloths, napkins which it is so great for. Hope this helps you ....
2106121
I don't know. The design of this iron was so awful, I got rid of it right away.