Induction Heat Tool - 80808

Easy to use induction heater, to free seized nuts, bolts and other fastenings, quickly and safely. Operated by simply installing an appropriately sized coil from the kit and placing it over or around the ferrous metal you wish to heat.
The heat produced is confined to the fixing, instead of spreading to other areas around it, minimizing the risk of damaging seals and gaskets. It can also be used on components attached or removed from vehicles.
This simple method when compared against other heating/brazing techniques greatly reduces preparation and setup time, while also reducing the cost of consumables, gas bottle hire and storage.
The induction heating process provides efficient and safe heating of metallic conductive parts, while attaining the required temperature faster than traditional heating methods.
Each induction heater kit is supplied with a hardwearing carry case and four different shaped coils, providing flexibility of use.
Induction heaters are energy efficient and deliver a far superior result compared against braziers or welding/heating techniques making it perfect for use by professional technicians in garages, workshops and engineering facilities.

[@kevlandy]

Used one today to free a seized track rod end, brilliant.🏆

[@user-ki4si8ez3x]

אדוני, אני מאוד שמח מהסרטון הזה ואני מרגיש שהסרטון הזה עוזר לי בעבודתי ואני אסיר תודה 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@TheSavageGarage]

Very clever tools! may have to get myself one at some point!

[@dirtmover123]

The technology is not much different to that found in an inverter welder so I wonder why it costs 4x the price?

[@norbertnagy5514]

Well you can make one yourself with the necessary knowledge. Those who lack knowledge need to pay the price.

[@actorzone856]

brilliant.

[@rodan2852]

Can i make one with parts from a convection oven?

[@kevlandy]

Have a go, and report back here.😁🏆

[@fredblogs7819]

I've got seized nuts. I'm seeing a Doctor about it.

[@ogreunderbridge5204]

It could always be worse. Be glad they were'nt seized by the authorities :)

[@kauerodrigues7038]

Top gostei

[@amitkumarsharma7368]

Hi, So you have something to remove rubber lining from boxes and pipes 4-12mm rubber Lining on steel structures.

[@DrapertoolsLtd]

Hello, we’ve not been asked this before, if you’d like to send us some more information and some pictures of what you would like to do we can ask our team to look into this for you (email [e-mail]). Many thanks

[@franklincycles7462]

how does this work on o2 sensors?

[@TheCitroenman1]

so what's the downside to induction heaters as the tool uses the same method as a microwave ovan ?

[@leso204]

Wrong two differant technologys ......

[@supersabrosinho]

@@leso204 *oven, technologies

[@norbertnagy5514]

Not the same method. Microwawe uses micro EM wawes to heat water in the food. Induction uses magnetic fields

[@nicky87lhm]

Was thinking about buying one but couldn’t i just use a solder gun and make my own tips or would the gun not be hot enough to heat the bolt ?

[@picturetaker3997]

nicholas randle Soldering irons don't create eddy currents.

[@thingmaker3]

We're talking a ten-fold difference in power, give or take.

[@UAVwaffle]

nicholas randle No a induction heater works a lot different then a soldering iron. There are several KZbin videos on how to make a induction heater.

[@HILUXCHAINSAW]

Check it out. £160!! kzbin.info/www/bejne/epWbh4uifbqcjJI

[@norbertnagy5514]

​@@UAVwaffleyeah, eith a solder gun it would be transfer of heat from the surface. Not generating heat in the material itself

[@meanodustino9563]

thats too bad you DO NOT offer 120v for north America.

[@whatyousaidbud]

And all for just £450!

[@lancydsouza1326]

Can you share the design please. Even I need to build one. [e-mail]

[@jessejohnson159]

@@lancydsouza1326 There are other videos that show a schematic. I just viewed one.

[@BahnGop]

There not cheap at all

[@Ribeirasacra]

2 years later and that price has gone up by around £100

[@Fosgen]

£683.99 Inc. VAT

[@BlacktopTV]

People! If you are going to advertise a cool tool like this, THEN SHARE A LINK! Put a link in the description. SMH

[@DrapertoolsLtd]

Apologies, here you go! www.drapertools.com/product/80808

[@BlacktopTV]

@@DrapertoolsLtd Thank you!

[@BlacktopTV]

@@DrapertoolsLtd Thank you.

[@bhadreshmistry1615]

Where can I buy it in India?

[@DrapertoolsLtd]

Good afternoon Bhadresh Makwana, We do not have a direct representative for this item in India. If you send your enquiry to [e-mail] we can review and if possible quote for the item. Best Regards, Draper Tools.

[@chriswebb6153]

the first people I've seen or talked to that don't act like it won't catch things on fire they're so so many bozos in this world.