Magnetic Induction Heater Bolt Removal - 1200W 110V Heat Induction Tool with 8 Coils and Box Case for Rusty Screw Removal

Condition: Open Box
Open Box, Grade A. All pieces included. No signs of use or damage. Functions properly.

Experience fast and safe bolt removal with our Magnetic Induction Heater. This tool offers a powerful 1200W performance at 110V. It is made for quick removal of rusty screws and bolts. Its use of electromagnetic fields delivers safe heat to metal and keeps work flame-free. Every removal is fast, clean, and simple with this professional induction heater.

The induction heater comes with eight coil sizes. Switch coils to match common bolt or screw sizes, from small screws to larger nuts. This ensures the right fit for your task every time. From cars and trucks to farm equipment, this heat induction tool makes tough jobs easy. The included box keeps every part secure, so you can grab and go without worrying about missing coils or damage.

This heat induction tool stands out for its safety. A built-in cooling fan keeps the unit from overheating, while overheat protection further adds to its lifespan. No flames means lower fire risk in your shop or garage. You can work near hoses, wires, or paint without worry. These key features make this tool smarter and safer than typical torch methods.

Enjoy instant performance. The induction heater brings stubborn metal bolts and screws to removal temperatures in only 25 seconds. This heat helps release seized fasteners. The ergonomic handle gives you comfort, even if removing bolts all day. The compact body fits into engine bays, behind suspension arms, and around wheel wells. It is the perfect companion for both pro mechanics and home garage repair needs.

The Magnetic Induction Heater Bolt Removal is ideal for DIY users and professionals. It saves valuable time without damaging nearby plastics or coatings. The 1200W heater runs quietly. The box case is rugged and built for regular transport. This product delivers power, ease, and durability with every use. When you need to tackle old, rusty bolts, this tool can handle tough jobs that defeat weaker tools.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

• Question: How does the Magnetic Induction Heater Bolt Removal tool work?
  Answer: This heater works by using electromagnetic fields. When powered on, it sends out a high-frequency magnetic field. This field passes through the coil and targets any nearby metal. When a ferrous metal bolt or nut is inside the coil, electric currents form in the metal itself. These currents heat up the bolt quickly. As it heats up, the metal expands slightly and weakens rust bonds. This makes it easier to break loose without hitting it or using oil. It keeps other parts safe and does not harm non-metal items near your bolt.
• Question: Is it safe for all metal fasteners?
  Answer: The tool is designed to heat ferrous metals. This means things like steel and iron, which are magnetic, work best. With these fasteners, the tool will heat quickly and evenly. If you use it on aluminum or copper bolts, it might not work well. That's because they are not magnetic and induction heating will not affect them much. For most auto repairs or steel hardware, this tool is the right choice. If you work with many types of metals, check before you use it. Always avoid using it near heat-sensitive parts or electronics.
• Question: Can I use this induction heater in small or tight spaces?
  Answer: Yes, the compact design makes it very useful for hard-to-reach bolts. The different coil sizes can reach around corners or into deep holes. There is no flame, so you do not need extra fire safety equipment in tight spots. You can use it under dashboards, inside machinery, or near fuel systems—places a torch cannot go safely. Always make sure the coil fits snugly around your fastener and avoid touching plastic parts directly with a hot coil.
• Question: What maintenance does the tool need?
  Answer: This induction heater needs very little care. Wipe coils and the body after each use. Keep the box case dry and store all coils inside. The fan and cooling vents should be clear of dust. If you use it often, check cords and coils for wear. If any part is damaged, replace it for best performance. With occasional cleaning, this tool will last for years.
• Question: Who should use this product?
  Answer: The induction heater fits many users. Automotive repair techs rely on it daily. DIY home mechanics will love it for exhausts, brake work, or any job with stuck fasteners. It's great for farmers working on tractors. Maintenance teams use it for pumps and machines. Anyone dealing with rusted, old, or seized bolts will benefit from this tool. It is made to save time, reduce hassle, and protect nearby parts.

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