Telescoping Magnetic Pickup Tool (6-1/4 to 25-1/2 inch)
Key points
- Extends from 6-1/4 inch to 25-1/2 inch to reach into voids
- Swivelling magnetic head angles into corners
- Strong magnetic tip holds dropped screws and fasteners
- Slim 17 mm body fits gaps a hand cannot enter
- Service engineers can recover a dropped fastener without stripping a panel, which turns a long job into a short one
- With the shaft at full extension, a technician can pull a dropped nut out of a deep cavity without crouching under the machine
- Head swivels so a part can be picked up off-angle and drawn back out without dismantling the panel
| Extended Length | 25-1/2 inch |
| Retracted Length | 6-1/4 inch |
| Body Diameter | 17 mm |
| Head | Swivelling Magnetic Head |
| Net Weight | 57 g |
| MOQ | 5 pcs |
| MOQ | 5 pcs |
| Price basis | FOB China |
| Payment | T/T bank transfer |
| Packing | Export carton with moisture-resistant packing |
| Sample | Available before a bulk order |
| Lead time | Confirmed in your quotation |
Product detail
Telescoping magnetic pickup tool for retrieving dropped screws, nuts and fasteners from places a hand cannot reach. It collapses to 6-1/4 inch for a pocket or tool bag and extends to 25-1/2 inch to fish fasteners out of ducting, engine bays, panel voids and under benches. The head swivels, so it can be angled into a corner or around an obstruction while the shaft stays straight, and the strong magnetic tip holds the part until it is brought out. The slim 17 mm body slips into gaps that a magnetic tray or a screwdriver cannot enter, and at 57 g it adds almost nothing to a service kit. A practical item for auto mechanics, HVAC technicians, appliance repairers and factory maintenance teams. Supplied as a single tool. It also keeps fingers out of sharp or awkward spaces, so a technician can recover a dropped washer or clip from inside a machine guard without reaching in by hand. Service technicians recover dropped screws and sockets from engine bays and under benches without dismantling anything; the telescoping body reaches where a hand will not, and the magnet holds the part on the way out. With the head swivelled, a screw can be picked up from under a radiator, behind a panel or in the void behind a dash and then drawn straight back out, so the appliance or the trim does not have to be dismantled to get to it. The magnet holds the part through the withdrawal as well as the reach, which is what stops a recovered screw falling back into the same cavity.
