Quick help for both small and large repairs
Induction heating is a modern and effective way to heat metal components without the need for an open flame. Thanks to its speed, safety, and precision, it is becoming an increasingly popular choice in professional auto repair shops and service centers. Whether it‘s loosening rusted joints, shaping sheet metal, or heating parts before disassembly, induction offers a fast and gentle solution without the risk of fire.
Loosening rusted bolts and nuts, glued and sealed joints
Quick heating of bolts, nuts, and other metal joints without the need to dismantle surrounding parts or risk damaging them. Can also be used when dismantling windshields, upholstery, or plastic covers glued to a metal chassis.
Maintenance of trucks, agricultural machinery, and accessories
Suitable for straightening the chassis of heavy vehicles, semi-trailers, and other equipment, for straightening shafts, preheating axles, pins, arms, etc.
Disassembly of bearings, bushings, valve seats, and pressed parts
Heating causes metal components to expand slightly, making them easier to remove. This method minimizes the need for mechanical force and reduces the risk of damage to parts.
Heating of exhaust pipes, lambda probes, and catalytic converters
High heating precision allows for safe heating of components even in close proximity to wiring, plastics, or sensitive sensors.