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Induction Heating Coil Kit, 2.5mm Induction Heating Wires Brass Core 4 Pieces 20 30 40 750mm Portable for Automobiles for Removing Rusty Nuts.

£48.99
Of which environmental contribution £0.10 including VAT.
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1. 2.5MM BRASS CORE: This induction coil kit features a 2.5mm brass core that can withstand temperatures up to 1200℃. The most commonly used pre-made coil comes with a storage toolbox, allowing you to take it with you wherever you go while keeping your studio clean and organized. 2. 4 COIL KITS: The 4 coils include 0.79 inches (20mm), 1.18 inches (30mm), 1.57 inches (40mm) in diameter, and 29.53 inches (750mm) in diameter. The variety of coil shapes and sizes allows you to adapt to different working needs, making your workflow smoother. 3. LONG LIFESPAN: Each coil is resistant to overheating and premature wear, and is durable enough for hundreds of uses. 4. HIGH FLEXIBILITY: These induction coils are highly flexible and can be bent for various purposes. Simply bend them until you meet your requirements. 5. ADVANCED INSPECTION: These coils are insulated for protection and coated with wear-resistant materials. If the insulating layer is damaged, new coils must be used. 6. EFFICIENT: Our induction coil kit is galvanized to prevent oxidation and ensure durability, thus providing maximum working efficiency. 7. WIDELY USED: Induction heating coils are mainly used to heat rusted nuts and bolts to loosen them. Used for heat treatment of automobiles, machinery, and various small metal parts such as gears, pulleys, bearings, etc. Specifications: Item Type: Induction Heating Coil Kit Product Material: Brass Brass Core: Approx. 2.5 mm / 0.1 inch Specifications of the

Features

  • Brand
    OTHERS
  • Width
    150 mm
  • Length
    150 mm
  • Material
    Brass
  • ManoMano Reference
    ME220742666
  • MMID
    897355499449
  • Product code
    BT-UK2025YS-66523
  • EAN
    9140747279237
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