[Shop-talk] induction heater

Hard Hat hardhat at comcast.net
Tue Jan 29 19:21:22 MST 2008


Skip,

Also take a look at The Inductor products at http://www.theinductor.com/

They have an excellent video on their website that clearly shows how these 
types of flameless heaters work.

I have personally used a couple of their different kits - the MiniDuctor 
and the Inductor MAX.  They work flawlessly and I can not stress how big a 
time saver they are - especially when you are working around flammable 
locations on vehicles where an open flame style heater is deadly.  They 
have MULTIPLE attachments available to help concentrate the heat to the 
part and avoid heating other parts or areas that you want to avoid.  The 
company has been around for a number of years, the products are very well 
built and have great after purchase support.

I have not personally used the OTC product, but understand it has only been 
out now for about 6 months.  As with most OTC products they are normally 
well built and have decent after purchase support.

- Sean




At 04:22 PM 1/29/08, Skip Albright wrote:
>OTC sells an induction heater here:
>
>http://otctools.com/products/detail.php?id=2419
>
>
>can someone tell me how this works, and more importantly, how well it works.
>
>thanks
>Skip
>
>Nothing is as it appears
>Skip Albright  salbrigh at nycap.rr.com
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