The term for reheating thermoplastic is known as vacuum-forming. The desirable quality for vacuum-forming is at 180 degrees Celsius. This is when it is ready to be reheated to then be reshaped or remoulded.
Depends what's reheating.
The recommended internal temperature for reheating precooked ham is 140F (60C).
The recommended temperature for reheating pre-cooked ham is 325F (160C).
The recommended temperature for reheating ham to ensure it is safe to eat is 165F (74C).
To at least 165ºF
Thermoplastics are polymers that can be molded above a certain temperature. They are needed to manufacture such plastics as acrylic, nylon and polystyrene.
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Thermoplastics can have lower temperature resistance compared to thermosetting plastics, meaning they might soften or deform under high temperatures. Additionally, some thermoplastics can be more prone to chemical degradation when exposed to certain solvents or chemicals.
A. A. Collyer has written: 'A practical guide to the selection of high-temperature engineering thermoplastics'
To ensure the best results when reheating beef tenderloin, use a low temperature oven or sous vide method to gently warm the meat without overcooking it. Avoid using high heat methods like the microwave, as they can make the meat tough and dry. Let the beef come to room temperature before reheating and monitor the internal temperature with a meat thermometer to prevent overcooking.
To ensure the best results when reheating cooked ham, use a low temperature and cover it to prevent drying out. Aim for an internal temperature of 140F and add a little moisture, like broth or water, to keep it juicy.