Can I use it on an oven for curing gun enamel 350 degrees ?
591903
No! Use a rock wool or ceramic fiber insulation for this job and others that require that require temps over 300 deg f
343964
Only if you could thin it enough. I use to shoot enamels on scale model airplane and when they are too thick, I have to play with air pressure to compensate. The cleanup might be difficult. Though you can find replacent o-ring if the chemicals in the paint eat them up. Good luck.
1928980
It is sillione, so it should be can, I only use it to make chocolate, never Ty it in oven.
622181
The base is cast iron, the handle frame is stamped steel and the grip is spring steel, all of which should handle any temp your domestic oven can generate. The worst that could happen is that the powder coat on the handle frame might flake off over time. I'd say go ahead and use it like you want.
612698
Yes! I cooked in the oven @ 350 degrees. Oven safe up to 400 degrees. I love this pot! My favorite thing to cook in since I got it. Great value for the price.
1994690
I have never made this recipe, however I went on line, reviewed the recipe and noticed it calls for the oven to be preheated to 450 degrees. This pot is not recommended for temperatures higher than 350 degrees. Might I suggest you look into purchasing a cast iron or cast aluminum 6 quart covered Dutch oven.
831011
Works quite well at 350 degrees but I have not tried roasting anything at 450 degrees.
916173
Hi Kim,You would be fine. As other users have said, the contact is minimal to none and exposure time is very short. We have a long history of happy customers using in much hotter settings, including Big Green Eggs at 750 - even wood fired ovens. Just keep reasonably away from flame.Gary@EXO/Super Peel
1935523
The Product page says it can be used in an oven, up to 350 F. However, because of the rubberized handles, I wouldn't try it.
737864
Yes, you can because it has an enamel coating on it. As long as the enamel coating is not chipped or cracked, it should be fine!!
2179800
Not sure, but I think it is below 350 degrees Fahrenheit. look up on, google ceramic cookware
1771618
Probably ... I've had it in the oven at 425 degrees with no problem. Cosmetic (discoloring) was taken care of using "Barkeepers Friend" cleaning powder.
2234612
Sorry. I haven't cooked anything at 500 degrees. I usually just use it for chicken or turkey in a 350 degree oven. If you want to glaze a ham I would pull out the probe first, add glaze and then put it in a hot oven for a few minutes.
905639
Yes. But it will be very hot so have some good oven mitts ready. Be sure it is seasoned properly. The Lodge web page has complete instrutions on the care and use of iron cook ware. and there are plenty of other soures on line that are just as good. I am on my droid or else I would have inluded some links.
746234
If the plate is all stainless it should be good to up to 500F. If there is any decoration on the plate of different metals or coverings I wouldn't go over 350 with it to prevent warp-age. It really depends on the quality of the metal, but Stainless shouldn't leach at all in the oven.
1121064
I do not believe that it is oven-proof. The closest that I could find to this is a link to a british website that indicates it can be used in the oven up to 180C or 350F. Link here: http://www.onlinekitchenware.co.uk/p-3010-meyer-circulon-premier-professional-5-piece-pan-set.aspx
594077
Yes. I put the large stock pot with the lid in the oven and it was fine. I only had the temp at 350 degrees so you'll need to check mfgr. directions.