Extinguish the Flame
Due to combustible material commonly found on farm equipment, oxy-acetylene gas torches pose a risk to your equipment and property – and are intended for cutting and welding, not heating up and expanding rusted, seized or otherwise frozen farm equipment parts.
Induction heating is ideal for removing seized nuts, bolts, other fasteners, bearings, and more – without setting your farm on fire. Here’s why:
Point of Comparison
Induction Heating
The Torch
Personal Injury Risk
No risk of burns but keep away from metal plates implants
High risk of burning your hands and arms
Tool Damage Risk
None
High risk of breaking your torque bit or breaker bar
Collateral Damage Risk
None
High risk of burning adjacent plastic or metal parts
Property Damage Risk
None
Can ignite flammable material (particularly on farms)
Use on Aluminum
Can be used (very carefully)
None
Induction Heat vs. The Torch in Farming: An Infographic
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