Induction Heating Tools for Body Shops
Induction heating tools are used in auto body shops for heat treating, soldering, preheating for welding, shrink fitting, glass removal, curing, de-bonding, and many other applications. Our tools provide the necessary precision when removing adhesives, body moldings, and auto glass.
Why Induction Heating is Essential for Body Shop Technicians
Induction heating is a method of heating electrically conductive materials (steel, aluminum, brass, copper, gold, platinum, etc.) and semiconducting materials (germanium and silicon). Induction heating is a contactless method of heating conductive and semi-conductive materials, and it is very fast and efficient. The Inductor® Pro-Max is a heavy-duty induction heating system that can be a workhorse in your auto body shop. The Inductor® series gives you a variety of attachments to meet many auto repair needs.
Fast, Safer Vehicle Repair
Our induction heater tools are ideal for:
Induction Heating vs.
The Torch: A Safer, Faster Solution
The Inductor® Series delivers precise, controlled, and localized heat exactly where technicians need it—without the open flame, guesswork, or collateral damage associated with traditional heating methods. This level of accuracy makes it a game-changing asset for body shops, offering a safer and more reliable approach to removing adhesives, paintless dent repair, fasteners, graphics, glass, and hardware.
By significantly reducing repair time and eliminating the risk of scorching paint, warping panels, or damaging nearby components, the Inductor® Series helps shops work faster, smarter, and more profitably. Fewer damaged parts mean fewer replacements, fewer delays, and lower material and labor costs, allowing shops to keep productivity high and turnaround times low.
Most Popular Body Shop Products
Eliminate the Torch,
Increase Safety
Torches are commonly used to remove the many rusted or otherwise seized nuts, bolts and bearings found on heavy duty equipment. However, using an open flame can be dangerous given build-ups of dust and other flammable material. Using an induction heater to replace most torch use is increasingly accepted by mechanics as a safer and faster way to repair heavy duty equipment, especially with the Mini-Ductor from Induction Innovations.
