What is the automatic temperature set on the crimping iron?
1105022
Hi Alexis, you can adjust the temperature yourself. The temperatures range from 250F to 450F. This iron is great and it really does work on all kinds of hair. :)
416501
Yes, there are temperature settings: low, medium, and high...and a number of settings between each of those, so you can set the iron to the temperature that is most appropriate to your hair. Always use the lowest setting possible so you don't damage your hair, and always use a heat protectant!
2137709
An indicator light signals when the optimal temperature is reached. Thus it controls the temperature of the iron. Then it steams slightly to prevent sticking. The lowest setting takes a tad bit less time to cook relatively.
667185
I don't recall. I just know it didn't get hot enough to suit me and I didn't like it kept turning off. I'm not a quilter, and when pressing a garment I want the iron on and HOT. I returned it.
686569
The soldering iron varies from 350F to 850F. So you have plenty of control over the temp. I normally use around 750F.
502892
No, not automatically. There are "high", "low", and "keep warm" settings, but they must be changed manually.
2065384
It has an off button. You dial it to the type of fabric you will be pressing like perm press, cotton, linen. The steam temp will be determined by your fabric choice. It's a great iron.
2207416
It goes up to 400 degrees. The iron works pretty well, I have not encountered any problems.
2065383
the on and off switch is part of the dial. Steam can also be used at lower temperatures. I'm very satisfied with this iron.
686573
A low wattage iron (10-15 Watts) might require so long to heat the solder to a fluid state, that you damage circuitry or material bonds. Use a good temperature controlled device. With a 700 to 750°F setting (approx) damage should be minimal.
624387
A rotating dial right below the water fill hole goes from "off" to "linen"; very easy to read. However, in the "off" position, a red light on the handle remains lit for several minutes, though no heat is transmitted to the soleplate. To avoid the light, my habit is to unplug the unit when I'm through using it. This iron gets a grade of excellent in my book.
686572
The soldering iron varies from 350°F to 850°F. So you have plenty of control over the temp. I normally use around 750°F.
639076
the iron has circle wheel setting from low to max which is up to 450 degrees. It is 1/2 inch width with grip ridges on the tip for easy handling. It was a great buy for me, because it really get the roots straight and I'm able to control it the entire time. I hope this answers your questions.
1850074
The thermostat will go up to 850 degrees F. I normally keep it around 675F for casting. Be careful as Zinc will melt at 780 degrees F. Zinc is really bad for casting bullets!
214076
I would have to say about 1-2 minutes with the adjustment setting at max. The instructions suggest heating up at max, then dialing down as needed. Great soldering iron set
264511
I don't have any official temp guidelines, but I regularly use this in a cast iron dutch oven when baking breads with oven temp of 450
241224
No temp. control. Turn the switch on, wait a few seconds, hold the button down, then 10 seconds later it's probably 450F or more (my solder melts at 380F). I think it may get hotter than that, but you can't set or control it.