Mxmoonfree Induction Heater Bolt Removal, 1500W Induction Bolt Heater Tool with 8 Coil and Rugged Carrier Case to Safely Remove Nuts, Bolts, Screw, 2 Warranty 110V — Open-Box, 17% Off

[1500W High Power, Heats in Seconds] - 1500W induction bolt heater delivers faster heating than common 1200W units. Brings rusted or stuck nuts and bolts to cherry‑red temperature in as little as 25 seconds, helping you break loose stubborn fasteners quickly and efficiently.

[8 Coils for Different Bolts] - Includes 6 standard coils in 3 diameters (0.79 in, 1.18 in, 1.57 in) plus 2 flexible long coils that can be shaped to fit fasteners about 0.5–2.0 in. Easily tackle a wide range of nuts, bolts and screws on cars, trucks, farm machinery and more.

[Safe, Flameless Bolt Removal] - Induction heating warms the metal fastener directly without an open flame, helping protect surrounding components, wiring and paint.

[Efficient Cooling, Longer Use] - Upgraded internal cooling fan and optimized airflow design allow up to 3× longer continuous operation compared with typical models. The improved heat dissipation reduces overheating and downtime in daily use.

[2-Year Warranty] - Mxmoonfree magnetic induction heater supplied with a heavy‑duty molded case for organized storage and easy transport. Backed by a 2‑year warranty and responsive customer support, this 110V bolt removal kit is ready for everyday professional or home use.

Induction Bolt Heating is rapidly replacing traditional methods that are very slow and dangerous. Delivering the highest quality parts for the least expense in the least time is accomplished with an efficient process, in which the input elements of materials and energy are tightly and precisely controlled. Induction heating’s targeted application of heat to the part or an area of the part, as well as repeatability, provides the most uniform results for the least cost. Repeatability and throughput are two things that can be greatly improved with induction compared to resistance or flame heating. A technology like induction heating that limits the extent of operator-contacted surfaces does reduce the overall risk. If heating can be limited to only the part and further limited to a zone of the part, safety is improved even more.