At what temperature does a light bulb melt ??? Flourecent and or just your regular bulb ??? Ive looked and cannot find it, and if the answer was there, it was in some ungodly formula that I dont understand.
Permalink Reply by Doug on December 2, 2009 at 2:28pm
There's no one answer, because there's several different types of glass. Different ingredients, different amounts of ingredients, means different melting points.
477 deg fahrenheit approx.
source:
kirk's fire investigation 4th edition p.123
(data is shown as courtesy of GE lighting)
but Doug is right different type of glass and ingredient . ect... will have different melting points
but this should give you a close idea of the heat need for melting a light bulbs