Induction Heating Device Loosens Stubborn Nuts And Bolts

Induction Heating Device Loosens Stubborn Nuts And Bolts FARM SHOP Maintenance Auto repair specialist Tom Gough says the induction heat device he invented releases stubborn bearings and pulleys or corroded parts without the dangers of an open flame His Mini-Ductor uses “invisible heat” from high frequency magnetic fields to heat metal objects so they can be safely removed Gough says his device is much safer than the open flame from an oxy acetylene torch which can easily ignite flammable grease or melt parts near the immovable fastener An auto repair specialist for many years he invented the device because of many frustrating hours removing stubborn fasteners with torches big wrenches and power tools Gough’s Mini-Ductor is a small hand-held tool with a non-slip grenade grip and trigger switch Pulling the trigger heats a coil that can turn a rusted nut red hot in 15 seconds Gough says it’s fast safe and easy on workers who deal with removing stubborn parts The Mini-Ductor comes with 8 interchangeable coils from 4 to 10 in long and a 23-in long U-form coil that can be molded around a socket to fit large or small fasteners The device also has mini pads that heat metal to melt adhesives The Mini-Ductor is priced at $499 online and is also available through authorized warehouses and jobbers Used models may also be available online Contact: FARM SHOW Followup Induction Innovations 1175 Jansen Farm Court Elgin Ill 60123 ph 877 688-9633; www theinductor com

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