High Power Heat Induction Tool with Advanced Coil Kit BB2X-ACC

I saw one of these on a Youtube channel and knew I needed it. I live in the Midwest and there is lots of rust on our cars and thus the nuts and bolts. This thing will heat up a nut in less than 20 seconds to a red hot glow. Then the nuts just comes right off. I chose this model as it's made in the USA and I saw complaints on the Chinese knockoffs. It's useful for removing many types of nuts where a flame would not be smart to use like near a gas tank. It's like a magic wand to remove really stuck nuts.

The tool works great. I bought it for the farm shop but the first time I actually used it was on a clothes dryer in the basement where my torch would have been difficult to access and the flame would have been trouble. My only complain is they send a flimsy bag for the tool and there isn't room to store the coils with it.

If you work on powerstrokes and pull cabs you need this tool!!! It's useful for more things but that's where it really shines for me... if you need heat without flames this is it! Works awesome!!! I know it's pricey but well worth it. I've wanted one for.years and just never took the plunge but I wish I had sooner!

I’m always skeptical of any magical tool especially when dealing with difficult to remove bolts. Well I am happy to say I was wrong. The tool is simple to use and works. Just removed two frozen 22mm nuts on a set of lower control arms that were a decade old.

It worked well on exhaust flange bolts. But, not as well as the oxi actelene torch. I think the trick is to heat but not to much so as not to heat up the mating thread to much. I do think it is easier to use than the torch, the torch you may it wires or other items you shouldn’t het with the flame

Arrived on time…works great!!

It comes with plenty of coils to try with. I used 4 of them to try to release a nut from a CVT clutch. Before using this tool, I struggled for 2 days with a burner, 2 impact wrenches (one cordless, one pneumatic), 1 ratchet, 1 long extension bar, WD40 and a generic penetrant oil. My nut was not rusted at all but there was something that hindered me from releasing it. I had to use 4 coils to heat every single piece: axis, nut, washer, clutch assembly. After some unsuccesful attempts, I tried the fast cool down trick and that seemed to work (heat as much as you can, then cool the piece down with water or spray). The tool worths the money, the heating is directional so you dont have to take care for melting any surrounding objects, it heats them up in less than a minute, it can stand several repetitions if you respect the 4 minutes cool down period after 2 minutes of use

Works well and beats using a torch of some kind that invariably burns something you don’t want heated. Works quick and effective, wish I bought it years ago!