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Dichroic glass is fused at temperatures ranging from 1200-1500 degrees Fahrenheit. The range of temperatures varies depending on the type of firing that you require. Lower temperatures are for slumping, medium temperatures are for tack fusing and kiln forming and high temperatures are for full fusing and glass blowing.
