Uploaded October 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Did you know you can remove an aluminum panel off of a truck with induction heat? We're here to show you how!
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Owner Tom Gough walks us through removing an aluminum bedside panel from a Ford F150 at the Induction Innovations garage using our ALFe 3.5 unit.
If you're familiar with the process of removing windshields and auto glass with the Glass Blaster, the process is very similar to using the flow concentrator with the ALFe.
Read more on the Induction Innovations blog ▶️
theinductor.com/induction-heater-tool-blog/straightening-drive-shafts-with-the-inductor-alfe-series
🕘 Timestamps:
00:15 - Step One to Panel Removal - Removing the Rivets
00:37 - Using the ALFe 3.5
00:47 - On a Ford F150 bedside panel
00:56 - Step Two - heating along the outside of the panel to remove adhesive
01:23 - Step Three - apply outward pressure
02:09 - Step Four - repeat the process on the top of the panel
02:29 - Tip to finding where the adhesive is
02:51 - Step Five - Remove panel
03:19 - Follow us on social media and contact us with any questions
🎬Watch our most recent videos: youtube.com/user/InvisibleHeat/videos
Purchase:
Find an authorized distributor near you: theinductor.com/induction-heater-tools/authorized-resellers
Inductor ALFe Series:
ALFe 3.5: theinductor.com/induction-heater-tools-store/induction-heater-products-accessories/alfe-3-5?utm_source=III+YouTube+Channel&utm_medium=Video+Description+Link&utm_campaign=ALFe+3.5
ALFe 5.0: theinductor.com/induction-heater-tools-store/induction-heater-products-accessories/alfe-5-0?utm_source=III+YouTube+Channel&utm_medium=Video+Description+Link&utm_campaign=ALFe+5.0
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Facebook: Induction Innovations facebook.com/InductionInnovations
Facebook: Mini-Ductor facebook.com/miniductor2
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/induction-innovations-inc-
Instagram: instagram.com/induction_innovations
TikTok: tiktok.com/@inductioninnovations?lang=en
Twitter: twitter.com/invisibleheat
#inductioninnovations #aluminum #inductionheater
Did you know you can remove an aluminum panel off of a truck with induction heat? We're here to show you how!
🔥 Subscribe for more tips just like this: youtube.com/user/InvisibleHeat?sub_confirmation=1
Owner Tom Gough walks us through removing an aluminum bedside panel from a Ford F150 at the Induction Innovations garage using our ALFe 3.5 unit.
If you're familiar with the process of removing windshields and auto glass with the Glass Blaster, the process is very similar to using the flow concentrator with the ALFe.
Read more on the Induction Innovations blog ▶️
theinductor.com/induction-heater-tool-blog/straightening-drive-shafts-with-the-inductor-alfe-series
🕘 Timestamps:
00:15 - Step One to Panel Removal - Removing the Rivets
00:37 - Using the ALFe 3.5
00:47 - On a Ford F150 bedside panel
00:56 - Step Two - heating along the outside of the panel to remove adhesive
01:23 - Step Three - apply outward pressure
02:09 - Step Four - repeat the process on the top of the panel
02:29 - Tip to finding where the adhesive is
02:51 - Step Five - Remove panel
03:19 - Follow us on social media and contact us with any questions
🎬Watch our most recent videos: youtube.com/user/InvisibleHeat/videos
Purchase:
Find an authorized distributor near you: theinductor.com/induction-heater-tools/authorized-resellers
Inductor ALFe Series:
ALFe 3.5: theinductor.com/induction-heater-tools-store/induction-heater-products-accessories/alfe-3-5?utm_source=III+YouTube+Channel&utm_medium=Video+Description+Link&utm_campaign=ALFe+3.5
ALFe 5.0: theinductor.com/induction-heater-tools-store/induction-heater-products-accessories/alfe-5-0?utm_source=III+YouTube+Channel&utm_medium=Video+Description+Link&utm_campaign=ALFe+5.0
--------------------------------SOCIAL--------------------------------
Facebook: Induction Innovations facebook.com/InductionInnovations
Facebook: Mini-Ductor facebook.com/miniductor2
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/induction-innovations-inc-
Instagram: instagram.com/induction_innovations
TikTok: tiktok.com/@inductioninnovations?lang=en
Twitter: twitter.com/invisibleheat
#inductioninnovations #aluminum #inductionheater
