tangent Posted February 26, 2013 Share Posted February 26, 2013 I'm not sure how useful these would be, but I'm thinking of one giving you a number that you could plug into a chem formula to see how efficient your last mix did and maybe help tweak it. Exactly how hot do fireworks burn? w/ it's 1022 F max it's going to be worthless for looking at thermite and possibly anything with a burning metal component. Has anyone seen a chart of temps for various fireworks? Infrared ThermometerSALE!A nice little non-contact thermometer with laser to pinpoint your target area. Use to take quick and accurate temperature readings in a fraction of the time of a traditional thermometer. In the lab, shop, or around home measure the temperature of fish tanks, hot engines, electrical connections, food products and much more. This thermometer features: Measure in Fahrenheit or Celsius Measuring range -50 to 550 C / -58 to 1022 FAccurate to +/- 1.5 CLaser PointerBacklight displayUses on standard 9v battery, includedSave 40%: Regular Price $45.95Sale Price $27.95 e-mail Save 40% on this no contact infrared thermometer. Great for measuring temperature of most anything. Just point the laser & pull the trigger for an accurate measurement. Measuring range from -50 to 550 C / -58 to 1022 F. -t Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AirCowPeacock Posted February 27, 2013 Share Posted February 27, 2013 550 C isn't going to tell you much atall. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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