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Ullman Devices E-2TM Telescoping Mirror & Magnetic Pick-Up Tool
The Ullman Devices E-2TM is a versatile two-in-one pocket-sized tool combining a large 1.25-inch round inspection mirror and a magnetic pick-up tool. Designed to facilitate quick visual inspections in hidden areas, the tool features a double ball joint that holds the mirror firmly at any angle and swivels a full 360 degrees. This provides a limitless number of viewing positions for evaluating electronic equipment, mechanical assemblies, and other hard-to-reach spaces.
Constructed with a chrome-plated telescopic handle, the tool collapses to a compact 5.6 inches for convenient storage and extends smoothly up to 20 inches. The opposite end features a powerful magnet, making it ideal for retrieving nuts, bolts, and dropped tools in tight clearance areas. A replaceable Clearview copper-backed mirror and an integrated pocket clip ensure durability and easy everyday carry for field technicians and inspectors.
Key Features
- Dual Functionality: Functions as both a visual inspection mirror and a magnetic pick-up tool.
- Articulating Head: Double ball joint allows 360-degree swivel and holds the mirror securely at the desired angle.
- Telescoping Handle: Chrome-plated handle extends smoothly from 5.6 inches to 20 inches for deep reach.
- Replaceable Mirror: Features a high-quality 1.25-inch Clearview copper-backed mirror.
- Pocket-Friendly Design: Collapses down for easy storage and includes a convenient pocket clip.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Can the mirror be replaced if it gets damaged?
A: Yes, the E-2TM is designed with a replaceable Clearview copper-backed mirror to extend the operational life of the tool.
Q: Does the mirror securely hold its position during inspection?
A: Yes, the mirror is supported by a double ball joint that is designed to hold the mirror firmly at any angle you set, allowing for stable viewing.
Q: What is the purpose of the magnet?
A: A powerful magnet is integrated into the opposite end of the handle, turning the inspection tool into a pick-up tool for retrieving small metal items like screws, nuts, and bolts in hard-to-reach locations.