Admagistr
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Halogen point heater-1700C!
I found out that this device exists and has laboratory use!The maximum temperature is 1700 C! Does anyone have practical experience with this,has
anyone heard of it? I don't know,what is the approximate price,if it is available for an amateur...It comes from Japan,maybe @Parakeet might know
something about it;-)?
https://heater.heat-tech.biz/halogen-point-heater/basic-know...
[Edited on 27-3-2023 by Admagistr]
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Gammatron
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That's insane, I'm sure theyre extremely expensive but you if you had some metal working skills and could find a lamp of similar power then it
probably wouldn't be too difficult to replicate. Even one of lower power would be very useful in the lab.
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yobbo II
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Is it not simply doing what you could do with a lens and the sun?
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blogfast25
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Anyone know how much they are?
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Sulaiman
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I think that in general,
Factory production lines can rely on electricity more than they can on sunlight 
CAUTION : Hobby Chemist, not Professional or even Amateur
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Texium
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