Small Heating Element - Need Advice to Build

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For a compact heating element that reaches 185 C and lasts at least an hour, nichrome wire is recommended as the heating element. To power the device, Li-ion batteries are suggested, but they must be insulated from heat to prevent safety hazards. The challenge lies in balancing size and heat retention while ensuring safety. Proper insulation and battery management are crucial for the design's success. Overall, careful consideration of materials and safety measures is essential for building this heating element.
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I would say your best way is using nichrome as the heating element, keeping it for over an hour and still being compact might be a little harder, probably you will end up using Li-ion batteries, but you would need to insulate them from the heat because those can be dangerous when heated.
 
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