Miniductors

[MuntCuffin]

Looking at blowing a small wad on a miniductor venom hp.

Anyone have one? Is it cheap Chinese plastic, that I may as well go with the cheap off brands; or are they worth the coin?

Need to work on another Ford transit, getting an oxy torch under them without burning the entire thing down is hard to do.

 

[GLTHFJ60]

Induction heating tool, neat.

No experience, so buy it and let us know how well it works. Videos would be best

 

[[486]]

dunno about the new one, got a really old one from back when they were built nside a piece of PVC pipe
works and works good
it doesn't heat conductive stuff good, like brass exhaust collector nuts
but stainless doesn't conduct electric or heat good so it does heat it good

 

[chumly2071]

I got one of these from eBay. I haven't used it much, but it does work.

110V Magnetic Induction Heater 1500W Automotive Flameless Heating w/ Coils | eBay

Power: 1500W. ãMultiple Sizes of Heating CoilsãFitting for different sizes of screws and applications. ãWide ApplicationsãThe magnetic induction heater mainly used for heating threaded nuts and rusty screws to loosen them.

www.ebay.com

 

[89yjon]

I have the mini ductor venom and love it. Gets used around gas tanks and stuff I don't want to light on fire with a torch. Worth every penny in my opinion.

 

[71PA_Highboy]

I got this one:

Amazon.com

The insulation on the induction wires that go with it isn't the best, but replacements aren't bad and the ones I bought worked well.

One challenge with the pistol grip is getting them into tight places.... Not saying the 'stick type' is not sometimes a challenge, but think about your use and where it needs to go in most cases...

Good luck.