That works just fine with some coatings, but not at all with others. It's worth trying first, however.
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It's probably annealed by then, but that's all. It's melting point is above 2000 F, so you're a long way from that.
Once it cools back down to room temp the only change in the copper is that it will be annealed.
------------------------------------------------ Jim Adney snipped-for-privacy@vwtype3.org Madison, WI 53711 USA
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It'll be fine. That's a pretty common soldering temp, and used for thermal strip coil wire. We never pre-tin it, just terminate and solder.
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