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Can You Use A Galvanized Tank For A Smoker. Zinc needs higher temps to vaporize than anyone would see in a smoker but still.no. With a 1200 v hot plate in the bottom of the can, i would expect the highest temperatures to be. In the hot smoking process, air temperatures in the can should never exceed 275 °f. Even if not a smoker i gotta figure out a use for it. I'm ready to upgrade from my cos and thinking about building an aaron franklin offset stick burner out of a propane tank. But as others have said the galvanized material does need to get really hot before it gives off toxic gas. Galvanized steel is really only dangerous when it it exposed to high heat, like a torch or welding, releasing zinc oxide and. I have my big 8.5 ft. Many people make barbecues an smokers out of drums and tanks of dubious. I think the the first response to a question about using galvanized metal in a smoker/grill or other. Use either stainless, hot rolled or cold rolled steel.

I think the the first response to a question about using galvanized metal in a smoker/grill or other. Use either stainless, hot rolled or cold rolled steel. In the hot smoking process, air temperatures in the can should never exceed 275 °f. Galvanized steel is really only dangerous when it it exposed to high heat, like a torch or welding, releasing zinc oxide and. With a 1200 v hot plate in the bottom of the can, i would expect the highest temperatures to be. Many people make barbecues an smokers out of drums and tanks of dubious. Zinc needs higher temps to vaporize than anyone would see in a smoker but still.no. I'm ready to upgrade from my cos and thinking about building an aaron franklin offset stick burner out of a propane tank. I have my big 8.5 ft. Even if not a smoker i gotta figure out a use for it.

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Can You Use A Galvanized Tank For A Smoker In the hot smoking process, air temperatures in the can should never exceed 275 °f. With a 1200 v hot plate in the bottom of the can, i would expect the highest temperatures to be. I have my big 8.5 ft. I'm ready to upgrade from my cos and thinking about building an aaron franklin offset stick burner out of a propane tank. In the hot smoking process, air temperatures in the can should never exceed 275 °f. Even if not a smoker i gotta figure out a use for it. But as others have said the galvanized material does need to get really hot before it gives off toxic gas. I think the the first response to a question about using galvanized metal in a smoker/grill or other. Galvanized steel is really only dangerous when it it exposed to high heat, like a torch or welding, releasing zinc oxide and. Zinc needs higher temps to vaporize than anyone would see in a smoker but still.no. Use either stainless, hot rolled or cold rolled steel. Many people make barbecues an smokers out of drums and tanks of dubious.