MagnaReach Magnetic Pickup Tool with LED

Small metal parts fall into the gap - and the next half hour is lost.

A screw rolls under the workbench, a nut falls behind the engine - and the frustrating search with a flashlight and probing fingers begins. The MagnaReach Magnetic Pickup Tool puts an end to this waste of time: The extendable arm with a 360° flexible neck reaches even the tightest corners, while the integrated LEDs illuminate the way. Screws, nuts, nails, and bolts are held securely and reliably end up in your hand - not back on the floor.

Benefits

• No more searching on the floor: If you drop a screw, you no longer have to crawl around on your knees or blindly feel around in gaps - the strong magnet attracts the part directly and holds it securely until it has been safely put away.
• No more fumbling around in tight corners: Thanks to the 56 cm extendable arm with a 360° flexible neck, the pickup tool can reach anywhere - behind engine blocks, under water pipes, and into narrow cavities - without having to contort yourself or remove parts.
• No more working in the dark: The three built-in LEDs illuminate exactly where the magnet is picking up the item - replacement batteries are already included, so the tool is always ready for use and you do not need a flashlight as a third hand.

Specifications

• Length: Extendable up to 56 cm (22 inches)
• Neck: Flexible and bendable through 360°
• Lighting: 3 integrated LEDs
• Batteries: Pre-installed, with replacement batteries included
• Magnetic base: Strong enough for hands-free use on metal surfaces

How to Use

1. Extend: Extend the arm to the desired length and bend the flexible neck in the right direction.
2. Illuminate: Turn on the LED and locate the part in the dark area.
3. Pick up: Bring the magnetic tip close to the metal part - it will attach immediately and can be pulled out safely.

Pro tip: Bend the flexible neck into shape before inserting it into tight areas - this way, you do not have to adjust it inside the narrow gap, and the magnet will reach the part on the first attempt.