Match the coil shape and diameter to the ferrous part. A close fit transfers energy efficiently.
Professional induction heating
Loosen seized bolts without a torch
Target the metal fastener with induction heat instead of heating the entire area with an open flame.
In practice
Controlled heat where a seized connection needs it
Rust, corrosion and thread-locking compounds can make bolts and nuts difficult to remove. More force is not always the answer: rounded heads, broken studs and damaged surrounding parts often create extra work.
An iDuctor creates an alternating magnetic field in a ferrous part. The fastener itself heats quickly, helping the joint expand and release. There is no open flame, and the operator can stop heating immediately.
- Seized nuts, bolts and threaded connections
- Exhaust, suspension and drivetrain work
- Work near wiring, hoses or trim where an open flame is undesirable
- Repeatable heating for workshop repairs
A controlled working method
Use induction as part of the removal process
Remove dirt where possible, select a coil that closely surrounds the part and apply heat in short, controlled intervals. Penetrating oil should only be used in accordance with its safety instructions and never on a dangerously hot part.
The correct coil, controlled heat and a short inspection make the difference.
Start with the lowest practical setting and monitor the part. Avoid unnecessary heating cycles.
Switch off before changing a coil, allow hot parts to cool and follow the instructions in the manual.
Compare the three iDuctor systems
Compare the three iDuctor systems
Choose the power level and kit that match your daily work. Each product page shows the compatible accessories.
Popular kits
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Three proven setups for day-to-day workshop work, heavier heating jobs and maximum output.
Professional
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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.
Advanced+
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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.
Ultra Power++
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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.
Frequently asked questions
Does induction work on every metal?
It works most effectively on ferromagnetic materials such as steel. Aluminium and many non-ferrous materials do not heat directly in the same way.
Will the surrounding area remain cold?
Heat is concentrated in the selected metal part, but conduction can still warm nearby components. Inspect the area and protect heat-sensitive materials.
Which iDuctor is suitable for seized bolts?
The W1200 covers routine fasteners. The W2000 and W2300 provide more output for larger parts and demanding, frequent work.
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