Laser Tools Heat Inductor Coil - 18mm

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This Laser Tools Heat Inductor Coil (18mm x 200mm) is designed for automotive professionals and DIY enthusiasts who need to safely and efficiently remove seized nuts and bolts without damaging surrounding components. Its primary benefit is controlled induction heating, minimizing collateral damage compared to open flame methods. A key consideration is its requirement for compatible Laser heat inductors (Part Nos. 8680 & 8681). This coil acts as an accessory to these inductors, focusing magnetic fields to generate heat rapidly and precisely.
| Model Part Number | 8686 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Laser |
This coil is used with a compatible heat inductor unit to generate targeted heat on metal components, primarily for loosening seized nuts and bolts without damaging surrounding materials.
It is designed for use with Laser heat inductors, specifically Part Nos. 8680 & 8681, or similar compatible models.
No, this coil is specifically designed to work with electromagnetic heat inductor units. It will not function with open flame or other heating methods.
The 18mm coil is best for smaller fasteners. If the fastener is significantly larger, or if you need to heat a broader area, you may need a different size coil such as the 22mm, 28mm, or flat 65mm options.
Yes, like many components exposed to high heat and stress, the heat inductor coil is considered a consumable and may need to be replaced over time with regular use.
The length of this specific coil is 200mm.
While designed to minimize collateral damage, extreme caution should be exercised around painted surfaces. The intense heat can damage paint if applied for too long or too closely. Always test on an inconspicuous area first if possible.
Ensure the coil is securely attached to a compatible heat inductor. Check that the heat inductor unit is properly powered and functioning. Verify that the target fastener is made of a material susceptible to induction heating.
Discontinue use immediately. Replace the coil with a new one. Refer to the heat inductor's manual for replacement instructions and ensure compatibility.
Ensure the correct coil size and type are being used for the fastener. Increase the heating duration slightly, if safe to do so, and try again. The fastener may be excessively seized and require additional mechanical force or penetrating oil after heating.
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