what is the high temperature can this mat goes to?
2087547
The description of the mat I purchased says it could resist up to 480 degrees. I don't know for sure if this one will resist the same temperature.
2087548
480 degrees - they recommend it NOT be used while broiling or in a toaster oven. Hope this helps!
2279047
The mat should feel warmer than body temperature. The mat needs to be on a cold surface to work, cannot be placed on other thsn a cold hard surface. Lift the mat and feel under it on the rubber bottom surface it should be very warm to touch. I have 3 mats on all winter and work well. The temperature needs to be 38 degrees or colder to work best.
781883
you would need to ask the company. I cannot think of a recipe needing temps higher than 500 degrees.......at least none I use
200938
The mat has no effect on the temperature for cooking. I love this mat and would not be without it. Makes baking cookies an absolute pleasure.
1289716
I'd say, yes. I left a piece of this mat in my pick up truck bed and it gets hot down here... it got stuck really well but some time later I was able to remove it in one piece.
1229009
Yes. I live in New Jersey and bought these mats in January . The temperature was in 0 or in minus. Mats were perfectly fine. I hope this will be helpfull in making your decision .
1917683
Sorry I did not respond I was on vacation. This mat is made in Canada by a industrial food and baking products manufaturer. It is good to +200 degrees and -40degrees. You can run it through the dishwasher too but I don't. I love this mat!
1580101
I've touched mine to my pizza steel with my oven at max temp. I think it should be fine to use provided it isn't there for any length of time.
994892
I have used in my oven at 350 degrees. Can't imagine that it would be a problem higher. After all it is stainless steel.
1301071
I am currently using it in a gas oven on the lowest rack. The instructions say not to place the mat on the bottom of the oven interior of a gas oven.
1095659
As great as Mortite is, it is NOT intended for high temp applications!! I can't tell you the actual melting point but I can tell you that you can set it on fire with an open flame. Do not use it around your fireplace, please.
1650168
I don't know, but I don't think so. This is something I would contact the company about. I seem to recall reading something on their website about someone wondering if they could use a Heat Trak mat indoors and this was something the company discouraged. While your question is not the same thing, you would be using the mat for an unintended purpose, which could void warranties, etc. However, your best bet would be to contact the company and ask their opinion.
840030
I have never used this glue at high temperatures. You may want to call the company.
1882144
I would agree with Matthew. The whole thing is practically covered in a plastic material, so it is mostly impervious to water splash or drips. The largest concern would be where the power cord attaches to the mat. Do not know if age and localized rapid temperature cooling from water contact could cause the material to become brittle and crack over time.
197042
I can't imagine this mat melting, but then again... I do not live in such high temperatures either! I would also think that you would need several of these mats to be large enough for an outdoor play area. Also, just so you know... I love this mat, but it is not designed to be picked up and moved around without coming a part.
360107
I have the 2' model which I often use during the winter months, but I live in the California Bay Area; the temperature rarely gets to 35-40F. The heated mat is supposed to provide warmth (to help sprout seeds) to 20F above ambient. You may need to provide additional heat in your garage depending on how cold it gets outside.
616656
I use a high-temp silicone spatula. It can reach 600 degrees. OXO Good Grips Large Silicone Flexible Turner