Spot Welder

I needed a way to keep cabinet doors warm while the finish was drying. I bought 1 lamp as a test and was pleasantly surprised. The package is really sturdy, the quality of the lamp is very good and the assembly was easy. The cabinet finish I was using requires a minimum of 70 degrees to properly dry and since its December and I live in Washington State, this isn't going to happen. I ended up getting 3 more lamps and was easily able to maintain the needed temperature. In fact it would be very easy to over heat the wood but simply by lowering the thermostat on the lamp or rolling them back away from the drying table it makes the temp very controllable. The whole thing allowed me to get 2 coats on per day in my small shop. Another way to get mega heat is to oppose the lamps across a drying station. It's lamps on steroids. Way too hot for what I needed. In less than 10 minutes the area got to 120 degrees. The only thing I couldn't figure out was during assembly where the main bracket that connects the lamps to the vertical post the bolt seems too long. I ended up cutting a 1" sleeve from 3/4" schedule 40 pipe to take up the slack. I've only used these for 6 days but they definitely got the job done. I also don't know why they only have a 30 minute timer but like the instructions say just turn the back on if needed. I think these lamps are more designed for the automotive world and maybe that works better for that profession. So in conclusion just buy 'em and you'll be happy.

It is something every person who works on older equipment should have.

The Sloary Induction Coils worked very well for removing the Oxygen Sensors from my 2016 F-150. The space is very tight and an improvement would be to flatten the power supply to fit between the exhaust and the frame. I purchased a longer coil and this helped tremendously. Job went well. Thank you Solary.

Works as designed

Unbelievably helpful, bought a b6ea lamp 4 years ago and like anything else with age the strut that held it up was getting tired, contacted them directly and they responded with a picture and part number to order! Couldn’t be more satisfied with the follow up service and it was only a $50 part!

Evap smoke machine automotive ，quick heat up for fast and lots of smoke. Good air pressure controll. Have used this approximately 8 times now in my shop and has performed every bit as goo's as my S.On

Smoke machine automotive leak detector works awesome, use it for lot of testing for Evap testing as well as enclosed systems such as intakes and even turbo piping. Highly recommend as a hobby or for professional use

Had a rounded, corroded bolt that was holding on the turbo waste gate actuator bracket on a cummins 4BT.
I was always curious if these induction bolt heater actually worked... well they do. I hit the head with a fiew seconds of heat from this gadget and the bolt came out with out crazy effort of breakage. Great for working in tight spaces where a torch is too risky or impractical.

I have used heat induction gun a couple of times already, worked 90% of the time. There no replacement for a torch. But for places that do not allow open flame, this is a requirement.

I would like to point out following the instructions is important.

I love this bolt heater induction. I use it nearly every day as a mechanic and it works extremely well.

It reliably heats up fasteners red hot without the fear of damaging other components.

The case it comes with is sturdy and the tool itself has held up very well with daily use.

Had a small vacuum leak and could not find it until I purchased this device. Works wonderful!

I like the product for the price and the value and it does exactly what it should do. Add the oil the smoke find the leak also comes with many attachments and many other items. I wasn’t aware that it came with overall great deal for the money.

It done what it's suppose to do , I heated 6 exhust bolts and it still works .

This is way better than torch. Easy to use, wish the box was better quality tho

It works as advertised, I was able to remove all the rusted bolts on my muffler