What would be the best way to heat up an iron shot put so I could take a thermal image of it?
by admin on Monday, May 31st, 2010 | 4 Comments
I want a uniform heating pattern.
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Iron conducts pretty well so an oven would heat it all around and it would heat through. Then it would give off infrared when in an environment cooler than the oven. You could use a blow torch on it. It would heat up quickly.
Portable blow torch 15 bucks @ home depot.
Put in a plastic bucket and cover with boiling water.
put it in a hot water bath for a few hours