Even if you created thermite accidentally due to your aluminium powder being contaminated with rust, you're still far below the temperature required to initiate combustion. A torch flame wouldn't even do that, you need something substantially higher like burning magnesium to light it.
6mmbr's annealing temperatures seem questionable...
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Even if you created thermite accidentally due to your aluminium powder being contaminated with rust, you're still far below the temperature required to initiate combustion. A torch flame wouldn't even do that, you need something substantially higher like burning magnesium to light it.
What about commercial heat treatment salts?
http://www.hubbardhall.com/chemical-apps-melting-points.htm
http://www.bodyhardchem.com/HTSalt.htm
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http://www.hubbardhall.com/chemical-apps-melting-points.htm
http://www.bodyhardchem.com/HTSalt.htm
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Why would I need a rotary annealing machine when I already have a CNC one that allows the timing to be controlled more precisely? Both suffer the same setup and repeatability issues associated with any torch setup...
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What type of fitting is required for you to attached this to your tank? Couldn't you just attach a BBQ hose directly to the torch?
Thank you could attach two BBQ hoses to. Be great for two flame application.
