Product Details
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- [ 3 PIECES ] Inspection tool set containing 3 individual pieces.
- [ TELESCOPIC MAGNIFYING GLASS ] Ideal for finding lost nuts and bolts, adjustable head to help find items, extends to 37.8"/960mm with a glass diameter of 2.4"/60mm and includes a pocket clip.
- [ TELESCOPIC INSPECTION MIRROR ] Ideal for finding lost nuts and bolts, adjustable head to help find items, extends to 37.8"/960mm with a mirror diameter of 2.2"/57mm and includes a pocket clip.
- [ TELESCOPIC PICK UP TOOL ] Ideal for retrieving lost nuts and bolts with a 9.9lbs/4,500g lifting force, extends to 29.9"/760mm and includes a pocket clip.
- [ ENHANCED VISIBILITY ] The telescopic magnifying glass and inspection mirror allow you to see into tight and hard-to-reach areas of the vehicle, such as the engine bay, undercarriage, or interior components. This improved visibility helps in identifying issues, locating defects, and inspecting small components.
- [ IMPROVED ACCESS ] The telescopic design of these tools allows you to extend and reach areas that are otherwise difficult to access. This is especially useful when working in cramped or confined spaces, such as the engine compartment or the interior of the car.
- [ DETECTION OF HIDDEN PROBLEMS ] With the telescopic inspection mirror, you can check hidden corners and crevices for issues like leaks, loose bolts, or worn-out parts. This can help you spot problems early on and prevent more extensive damage.
- [ RETRIEVAL OF SMALL OBJECTS ] The telescopic pick-up tool is invaluable for retrieving small parts, bolts, screws, or tools that may have fallen into tight spaces. It saves time and frustration by allowing you to easily retrieve items without disassembling entire sections of the vehicle.
- [ TOTAL TOOL ORGANIZATION ] Supplied in a unique tool tray which features a removable lid and dove tail joints. The set can be used on its own as a standalone set or as part of our Get Organized system where all of our tool trays click together allowing you to build your ultimate tool setup.
