Professional induction heaters

Induction heater for bolts, nuts and bearings

Heat ferrous parts quickly and precisely without an open flame. Compare the iDuctor systems for workshop, automotive and heavy-duty repairs.

Flameless, targeted heating

A professional induction heater puts heat into the part

An induction heater generates an alternating magnetic field. A steel bolt, nut or bearing inside that field heats directly, instead of relying on a flame to warm the whole surrounding area.

This controlled method helps release rusted fasteners, fitted components and bonded joints while reducing unnecessary exposure of nearby wiring, hoses, paint and trim to heat.

  • For seized bolts, nuts, studs and threaded connections
  • For bearings, bushings and other fitted ferrous parts
  • No open flame and heat stops as soon as the trigger is released
  • Interchangeable coils for different shapes and working spaces
Induction heater for bolts, nuts and bearings
Induction heating in practice

Fast, localised heat for daily workshop work

Select a coil that fits closely around or against the part. The better the coupling, the more efficiently the energy reaches the metal. Work in short, controlled intervals and inspect heat-sensitive components before starting.

Common applications

One heating method, many workshop applications

Seized fasteners

Release corroded bolts, nuts and studs on exhaust, suspension and drivetrain components.

Bearings and fitted parts

Apply controlled heat around bearings, bushings and housings to assist removal or assembly.

Workshop repairs

Remove bonded trim, heat small ferrous parts and work in areas where a gas torch is undesirable.

Compare iDuctor systems

Choose the output and kit for your workload

All three systems use induction heating. The main differences are available power, intended workload and the coil range supplied with the selected kit.

SystemBest suited toOutputAvailable kits
iDuctor W1200Routine fasteners and precise daily work1200 WBasic and Professional
iDuctor W2000 120VHeavier workshop work on a 120-volt supply2000 WBasic and Professional
iDuctor W2300 Power+Larger parts, frequent use and demanding jobs2300 WBasic and Professional
The iDuctor range

Compare professional induction heaters

Open a system to compare the Basic and Professional kits, prices, specifications and compatible accessories.

Popular kits

Go straight to the right system

Three proven setups for day-to-day workshop work, heavier heating jobs and maximum output.

Professional

1200W system

iDuctor W1200 Professional Kit

The iDuctor W1200 Professional Kit adds an extended 8-coil set to the 1200-watt induction tool, giving workshops broader coverage for different bolt and nut sizes. It is built for safe, precise heating without an open flame.

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Advanced+
iDuctor W2000 Professional Kit

2000W system

iDuctor W2000 120V

The iDuctor W2000 Basic Kit 120V is a higher-output induction heating kit for heavier workshop jobs. This dedicated 120-volt version uses the W2000 platform to loosen rusted ferrous parts safely and precisely without an open flame.

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Ultra Power++
iDuctor W2300 Professional Kit

2300W Power+

iDuctor W2300 Power+ Kit

The iDuctor W2300 Power+ Kit is a high-output induction heating kit for heavier jobs. With 2300 watts of output, it safely loosens larger and heavier ferrous parts without an open flame and supports Flexcoils from 1100 mm up to 3500 mm.

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Frequently asked questions

About induction heaters

What can an induction heater heat?

Induction works most effectively on ferromagnetic metals such as steel. Aluminium, copper and many non-ferrous materials do not heat directly in the same way.

Is an induction heater safer than a gas torch?

It removes the open flame and concentrates heat in the selected metal part. Nearby components can still warm through heat conduction, so inspection and normal workshop precautions remain necessary.

Which iDuctor should I buy?

Choose the W1200 for routine, precise work, the W2000 120V when that supply is required, and the W2300 for larger parts or intensive use. The detailed selector explains the differences.

Applications and buying advice

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