Laser Tools Heat Inductor Coil Kit - 8682
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The Laser Tools Heat Inductor Coil Kit (8682) is an essential accessory pack for professional automotive technicians and mechanics using Laser heat inductor models 8680 and 8681. This 6-piece set provides the versatility needed to safely heat seized fasteners, bearings, or metal components without the use of an open flame. While it offers excellent precision and reach for difficult-to-access areas, users should remember that these coils are classified as consumables and will require replacement after extended use or high-intensity heating cycles.
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| Model Part Number | 8682 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Laser Tools |
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FAQs
Are these coils compatible with other brands of heat inductors?
These coils are specifically designed for Laser Tools 8680 and 8681. While they may physically fit other units, we do not recommend their use with non-Laser equipment due to potential electrical resistance mismatches.
How do I know when to replace a coil?
Look for visible thinning of the wire, cracking of the protective insulation, or a noticeable decrease in heating performance.
Can I use the flexible rope coil on non-metallic objects?
No, induction heating requires a conductive, metallic workpiece to generate heat via eddy currents.
Is there a warranty on the coils?
As these are classified as consumable items, they are generally not covered under long-term warranties once used, as their lifespan depends heavily on the intensity and frequency of use.
Can I bend the rigid standard coils to fit my needs?
While minor adjustments are possible, rigid coils are designed for specific diameters and excessive bending will cause metal fatigue and lead to breakage.
Troubleshooting
Coil failing to heat up
Check the connection point at the handset to ensure the coil is fully inserted and the locking mechanism is secure.
Arcing or sparking during use
Ensure the coil is not touching itself or other metal objects while the unit is active, and confirm the workpiece is conductive metal.
Visible signs of coil wear
Since these are consumables, if the insulation is cracking or the coil is deformed, replace it immediately to prevent short-circuiting.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- High versatility for various fastener sizes
- Greatly reduces risk of fire compared to traditional gas torches
- Precise heating minimizes damage to surrounding plastic or rubber components
- Durable construction for workshop environments
- Easy to interchange coils depending on the application
Cons
- Coils are consumable items and do not last indefinitely
- Requires specific Laser Tools inductor units for operation
- Will wear out faster if overheated or held at max power for too long
Setup, Compatibility & Care
To install, ensure your Laser heat inductor (8680 or 8681) is powered off. Insert the coil ends into the designated ports on the inductor handset and ensure they are tightened securely to provide a clean electrical connection.
Compatibility is limited to units supporting these specific connections. For maintenance, clean the coil surfaces with a dry cloth after each use to remove residual metallic dust or debris. Store the coils in a cool, dry area to prevent corrosion. Do not bend the rigid coils excessively, as repeated cold-working can lead to premature metal fatigue and breakage.