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hellosailor · 05-09-2008, 19:43

Roy-
From the annealing article cited above:

"It is possible to anneal with a restaurant-type oven obtained from a restaurant supply firm, but be sure the oven incorporates air circulation and accurate temperature control systems....To anneal acrylic sheet, such as CYRO Industries' ACRYLITE® FF, heat it to 180°F (80°C), "

For that matter, you oculd use any home oven, or any box built of sheet metal, as long as you added some srouce of heat and forced air, i.e. a convection oven or some heat guns with adjustable controls.

Or for small parts you could probably leave them on the dashboard of a car in Arizona.<G>

05-09-2008, 19:43	#50
hellosailor Registered User Join Date: Apr 2006 Posts: 3,997	Roy- From the annealing article cited above: "It is possible to anneal with a restaurant-type oven obtained from a restaurant supply firm, but be sure the oven incorporates air circulation and accurate temperature control systems....To anneal acrylic sheet, such as CYRO Industries' ACRYLITE® FF, heat it to 180°F (80°C), " For that matter, you oculd use any home oven, or any box built of sheet metal, as long as you added some srouce of heat and forced air, i.e. a convection oven or some heat guns with adjustable controls. Or for small parts you could probably leave them on the dashboard of a car in Arizona.<G>