What is the maximum temperature this tape heat to?
254506
there is no ajustment.Just turns on to keep pipe from freezing, We have had one for years.
254507
I do not know exactly how hot it gets. It is never hot to the touch. The pipes freeze up when it gets below 20 degrees F. My other heat tape(s) work fine. I purchased this because I had a long run (95 feet), so it was much less expensive than buying several shorter runs, but I may end up replacing it. I am waiting to see if this winter goes any better than last year.
254508
Dear Kauko A., it seems that for this Wrap-On 31100 100' heat tape, the temperature that the cable heats to is not specified. However, it does say that at 38 degrees F and below, the cable and attached pilot light should come on if installed correctly. It will not thaw a frozen water pipe, but if the cable is properly insulated (make sure to see the manufacturer's instructions for proper insulation procedure), the cable should prevent a pipe from freezing down to -50 degrees F. Hope this helps.
1442096
I would say the tip is way to big for the small spots you would be trying to melt. Also i don't know it the heat range is high enough for even low temp solder. I use it to apply to shrink wrap to solder wires
1584541
Not much temperature really. Personally, I feel the temperature is not so important, but rather how you work. I use a heating gun to shrink the tubing, its just easier, cleaner and they are pretty inexpensive to pick up. In pinch I've even used a hair dryer. My heat gun does not dial "absolute temperature" but rather a relative setting (high, medium, low). I set my heat gun (Palladia brand) on medium and never really change it. The NTE shrink tube heats pretty effortlessly, my advise is to wave the blowing end of the heating gun head, back and forth, waiving it over the area as you work careful not to burn the tube or wiring. Also, I notice I work 8-10" away from the shrink tube. Fairly simple tip that will give you professional results that really dress your projects and add protection to soldered joints against oxidation and shorts. --Kevin
866825
Even a web search revealed nothing about what you're supposed to do with this tape. I put it on the heat pads and will hope for the best. I'd suggest putting it down on the heating pads where you think you'll want the most heat.
370805
Very unhappy with the product. It does not perform well at all. I don't know how to answer the question as it has never worked well enough to get to the end of a tape.
712754
What are the temperature limitations of the Scotch® Mounting Tape and Mounting Squares?Indoor: 40 to 120 F (5 to 50 C)Outdoor: -30 to 195 F (-30 to 90C)Extreme: -5 to 175 F (-20 to 80 C)Clear: -30 to 195 F (-30 to 90C)All temperatures are valid when used on smooth, clean surfaces.
2130135
I would say grab the end of the tape and use a hair dryer moving it to losing the tape glue. I haven't removed mine yet still cold here. The hair dryer should work might need to get it hot and not so hot in different spot.
129001
Doesn't make a difference, I used foam mostly and fiberglass insulation in other places.. The heat tape can be wraped around itself and it will not burn thru. Any type of insulation works. I prefer foam.
994535
I guess 6 feet of heat tape is 6 feet no matter how you work it. Wrapping the tape around a straight pipe you might get a bit over 4 feet of pipe wrapped.
924853
I believe the instructions said 350 degrees F. Not good to heat Teflon higher than that in general as it releases fumes that are not healthy according to several articles I have read.
382203
If the cord is rated at 105c, that is the maximum temperature that the jacket and inner conductor compounds can be exposed to. I am not sure what you mean by what is the maximum temperature that the cord that be operated at? can you be more specific? what is your application?
1760728
I really can't say definitively , but I use it mostly to put heat sinks on chips for RC airplane electronics . I have not experienced those temperatures , maybe the vibration issue . I can tell you this stuff holds like a clamp , and it seems the whole part will break before this Thermal Adhesive will come loose . It says it bonds permanently , and I believe it ! I f you try it make sure to clamp the pieces together !
1876924
The highest temp for 60 minutes! You should sweat a lot! Also I use product called sweet sweat to rub on areas first!
678580
I'm sorry but I really don't know. I've only used it on really thin resist that didn't need much heat. I do plug it into my reastat so I can control the temp if that is any help.
80879
410 degrees F....beware if this is not an authorized seller then sedu will not warranty the product. I found this out when the cord broke.
1457311
This is for laminating only. There is no temperature setting, only film thickness setting.
280613
Don't have the exact temperature but remember that it is close to 500 degrees (I have used it on items heated to 450 and it was fine).