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Melting Point of Oak (Wood)

The melting point of Oak (Wood) is approximately 300 °C. Upper thermal limit for solid-state operation and manufacturing.

Melting Point of Oak (Wood)

300 °C

Ranked #42 of 53 materials by melting point

Compared to nearby materials

PTFE (Teflon)	327 °C
Silicone Rubber	300 °C
Plywood	300 °C
Oak (Wood)	300 °C
PETG	250 °C
Nylon 6	220 °C
Rubber (Natural)	180 °C

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