how much heat before melting can it take?
1297843
good question mate......I'll put a heat gun on a bit today and get back to you...other than that google up polyurethane properties perhaps....Bob...
1652929
Id say NO, but I haven't tried to melt it that way. I think it needs a slow melt down. But contact the seller, he will answer all your quastions
1853590
Yes you can, only takes a little warm fluid and it melts nice and stays liquid at this point!
611556
No, you can use it. It will not melt,its pretty thick and with stand the heat. Hope this helps!
1575179
I don't know why not, I use mine for melting Al (1200-1500 deg F), but did have to buy different thermocouple (~$20).
1178537
Can't say about minimum controlled temperature. Upper temperature high enough to melt zinc. Beyond that, do not know.
287817
Although I haven't used it for that, most acrylic melts at. 400 degrees F, and this heat gun's highest setting is 350 C, which is 662 F
392751
Meh. I found the optimum temperature to cure this - in a reasonable time - very warm. The kind of very warm where you can still keep your fingers on it without too much discomfort. If it's too hot to keep your finger on for more than 3 seconds, your gonna melt the surrounding material. If you can control the heat gun to maintain that level of heat over a 15 to 20 minute period, then you're good. Patience is the key. The heat transfer tool?? A joke. You'd be there for a good 2 hours with it.
174786
didn't fit over mine - too small. don't know if it would melt or not. sorry
217466
Just add it during the melting process and stir before adding anything else.
1124792
Hot enough to melt the solder but not the came. Try it on a test piece of came...if the came melts, the iron is too hot.
834852
I'm pretty sure no....there is rubber on bottom that could possibly melt. I would call the company.
734440
I would have to agree with the others, about 5 min is good, but if you want to pre heat to 400 I think that will take a bit longer.
332080
Use a flame, or something hot enough to melt it. Treat it as you would nylon or poly rope, paracord, etc.
1397352
I haven't tried, but I doubt it! I am pretty sure it would melt. It is an instant read thermometer.
1329675
After it's melted compleatly it should pour into whatever you want. Just be sure to give it plenary of time to cool
1214234
You can apply heat on the low setting . no problem. It won't melt at all.. And, NO gooey plastic mess, either!