Curious if I could use this to wrap the handle of a fireplace door that gets really hot. Trying to find a solution to be able to touch the handle
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I believe it may work since it is silicone rubber (high heat resistance) and there is no adhesive to melt or get gummy. It works by adhering to itself so you could wrap several layers around the handle to get some insulation effect. Be aware that the wrapping process can be difficult in tight places because the silicone wants to grab nearby stuff. If you can take the handle off to wrap it that would be ideal.
169790
Not sure if this will work but I'm thinking wrapping this in foil to prevent it from melting. I might give it a try. Will followup with results
1972804
I'd have to see the application.. I wouldn't use it near a completely open flame but if draped over something as an insulator without being in contact with the flame I wouldn't see why not...it handles the temperatures from my Firebox with ease and only slight discoloration..
748612
I wouldn't try it. I would guess that the covering on the handle couldn't withstand oven heat.
1690053
I never used it that way and wouldn't recommend to do it. It's pretty thin and light and would be dangerous to handle if very hot.
1777699
As long as you can make fire at that kind of elevation then the hand warmer will work. Also this thing requires low oxygen flow so it should work at that kind of elevation but I never use this at that kind of elevation. So in theory it should work.
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I would have my doubts. It didn't work well with heat applications for me. When it gets too hot it seems to get soft. It may depend on how hot it gets . . . not sure. I would probably try solder for that. (?) Dale
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No, I would look for another solution. I tried this magnet for the small glass door on my fireplace but it was so weak that it did not make any difference.
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I haven't tried it, but I'm guessing no. The handle would get hot, I'm sure. It's not cast iron like the rest.
1244340
It's on the handle and it gets really hot where you cannot work well with it
1073598
I don't know; I think it would burn the wood. You have to press pretty hard to get the tool to wrap. I have to use a belt dressing to keep the belt from slipping (partly because I use a 50grit belt, but still...).
1386343
The handle is iron too and therefore gets hot. I use it on my gas stovetop - which is fire so assume a grill or other fire would work as well
169284
Yes, but make sure it's not being exposed to heat from the stove. I've got a gas stove and if any of the heat from the flames washes over the pan the handle holder gets hot AND STAYS HOT!
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Yes you can, in fact I used it on my new wood burning fireplace to joint the isolation on the pipes. Also I use it to isolate the cabling on the entertainment system that I installed on top of the fireplace, after several weeks of researching this was the best product in the market, I would highly recommended, but you got to be carefully while installing it because has fiberglass and it might create a rash on your hands if you don't use protection.
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High heat on any pan other than cast iron is not the best for them and your food.I have not had this problem with the handle getting to hot to handle.
611556
No, you can use it. It will not melt,its pretty thick and with stand the heat. Hope this helps!
1027407
Yes, but not well, and the application would treat the tool edge harshly. I would look for a different solution. A propane torch might work well if the fire hazard isn't great and local rules allow.