Quote Originally Posted by kitedemon View Post
Ihave a sample of industreal flexwatt (Holroyd rubber mat) that produces over 230ºC un regulated.
I think that is the point. Are we discussing melting plastic or uth? You were talking about a product not intended as a uth in a uth convo.
And I didn't mention it. You did. I just looked it up and stated what their product page said. So why are you telling me how hot it can get as a uth if its not intended for that use? I guess I could make a whole list of items that need a t-stat that are not intended for use as a uth to prove they would get to hot as a uth without one. I'll start with my hotplate, it can be a uth, melt plastic, and make pancakes. Thats a win, win for you.