KKSEVENS via Amazon has
KKSEVENS Magnetic Induction Heater Bolt Removal Tool for
$159.99.
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Product Details:- 1300W EFFECTIVE HEATING: Induction heating is a precise heating method for heating materials,1300W high power induction heater for faster heating
- Ergonomic Threaded Non-Slip Handle: 1300W Induction heater handle is comfortable to hold and suitable for long periods of use, and the induction heater is also equipped with a built-in LED light
- 25S Fast Heating: 1300W Magnetic Induction Heater Bolt Removal Heater operates using high-frequency magnetic fields, delivering rapid heating to stubborn metal parts
- More Piece Coils: Induction heater coil kit includes different lengths of the most commonly used coils for removing rusty bolts
- Versatile Applications: Induction heater tool is for loosening threaded nuts and rusted screws. For automotive, mechanical tasks, and for handling various small metal components
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this thing was nearly $20 cheaper, less than 2 months ago. why is this being posted as a deal?
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0F5WCT...e_0_0
As someone who works on vehicles in the Rust Belt of MN, this is a game changer and time saver. Pair this with a 20v Dewalt 1/2" impact driver, and it'll make quick work of rust welded suspension nuts and bolts. If you have a couple days to spare before working on something, soak the nuts and bolts with some Mystery Oil.
It can also be used to heat metal for bending. I'm sure you could use it on plastic, but man it gets hot fast.
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Always wanted one, and I would have got this 30yrs ago, but my wrenching days are over.
Give one to the tool lover in your life. Much safer than a torch and requires no tank refills.
1300w seems a bit low on the power side, but I cant say for sure. Any one have another brand and is the power use the same on yours?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HnBSprX
You can also see than it only takes 300-600w to bring steel to cherry red, it all depends on how much of a 'heat sink' the surrounding area is too.
This would not work on plastic, only ferrous or magnetic materials.
Still a great tool to have if you work on rusty equipment.
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I do wonder if there is really a difference between a 1100 watt version and a 1300 watt version. Or is it just "BS marketing".
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