Induction Heater
An induction heater is a workshop tool that quickly heats seized nuts and bolts using a magnetic field, without an open flame.
What is Induction Heater?
It heats metal parts in seconds. It is safer than a torch near fuel lines and plastics. Coil attachments fit different jobs. Induction heaters are popular for rusted exhaust and suspension bolts, where open flames are risky.
How it works
An alternating magnetic field induces currents in the metal, which heat it from within.
Why it matters for your car
Heated parts stay hot; wear gloves. Keep it away from rings and watches.
Other terms
- Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC)
- Anti-seize Compound
- Battery Management System (BMS)
- Battery State Of Health (SoH)
- Charge-sustaining Mode (Hybrid Mode)
- Curtain Airbag (Head Airbag)
- Direct Injection
- Fastback
- Heated Rear Window
- Iron Fallout Remover
- Lever Arm Damper
- Load Index
- Reinforced Tyres (XL, Extra Load)
- Roof Rails
- Safe Exit Warning (Exit Warning)
- Scan Tool (Diagnostic Tool)
- Vinyl Roof
- Vinyl Wrap (Car Wrapping)
- Wheel Trims (Hubcaps)
- Wideband Oxygen Sensor (Air-fuel Ratio Sensor)