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  1. 21-06-2014, 06:32 PM #1
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    Buying tempilaq

    Anyone know where to buy tempilaq in NZ?
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  3. 21-06-2014, 06:35 PM #2
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mistral View Post
    Anyone know where to buy tempilaq in NZ?
    Thanks,
    Engineering supply stores like Blackwoods stock it.

    I have a full set here if you live local I could let you borrow some.

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    what is it?
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    Quote Originally Posted by big_foot View Post
    what is it?
    a temperature indicator

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    Tempilaq !Plenty of pilaqs on here ! You temp them !
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mistral View Post
    Anyone know where to buy tempilaq in NZ?
    Thanks,
    I know your question was where in NZ but currently I have on order ex USA for a product called Omegalaq. Exactly the same as Tempilaq. Same shaped bottle and same coloured label! Second order I have placed with them. You can bring it via YouShop without problems although they may baulk if you want the thinners as well. Priced some Tempilaq locally the other day - $150 for a 2oz bottle! Omegalaq is US$20 a 2oz bottle! Brownells will also send Tempilaq to NZ - I asked the question in the last few days. Just their selection is not great. I don't know what Blackwoods charge.
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  8. 21-06-2014, 10:45 PM #7
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    I got some through amazon. Couldn't find anyone in NZ who had even heard of it.
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    Take it this is for annealing?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Munsey View Post
    Tempilaq !Plenty of pilaqs on here ! You temp them !
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    Quote Originally Posted by sAsLEX View Post
    Take it this is for annealing?
    Yes.

    Or any other heat treatment of metals

    It's used to indicate the temperature.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Chicken View Post
    I got some through amazon. Couldn't find anyone in NZ who had even heard of it.

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    Ask any Toolmaker or Metallurgist, they tend to use it almost daily.

    I haven't bought any for a while now as a bottle lasts ages.

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    Quote Originally Posted by P38 View Post
    Yes.

    Or any other heat treatment of metals

    It's used to indicate the temperature.

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    Pete - also used in the laminates industry I think, low temp range though.
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    Quote Originally Posted by P38 View Post
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    Ask any Toolmaker or Metallurgist, they tend to use it almost daily.

    I haven't bought any for a while now as a bottle lasts ages.

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    That's what I expected. I tried weld well, plumbing suppliers, Twiggs in Wellys and another engineer supplier I forget the name of.
    Received blank looks from them all.
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    I used to use it with the manufacture of Formica benchtops can be bought through the Laminex group. No idea cost though. From memory 165degC and 175degC.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Shootm View Post
    I used to use it with the manufacture of Formica benchtops can be bought through the Laminex group. No idea cost though. From memory 165degC and 175degC.
    Impeys sell a 2oz bottle for $150+gst Trouble is (apart from the price of course) is they only have 325 degF. No good for annealing except maybe to tell you if you have cooked the base of the cartridge.
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