Grabber Tool with Adjustable Angled Arm

The object is on the floor—and your back just can’t take it anymore.

Anyone who wants to pick up small items that have rolled under furniture or fallen into tight corners knows the dilemma: bending down is a chore, and you can’t reach them with your fingers. This grabber tool with an adjustable angled arm bridges that gap. The 80 cm arm reaches places that would otherwise be out of reach, and the angle can be set to 45°, 90° or 180° to reach behind furniture or into the corners of shelves. Thanks to the built-in magnet, you can also easily pick up small metal items such as coins, nails or paper clips, without needing a second tool.

Benefits

• No more frustrating crawling around: If you’ve lost something under the sofa or in a tight corner, there’s no need to contort yourself anymore. The long arm with three angle settings reaches places your hands can’t.
• No need for a second tool: Small metal parts such as screws, pins or keys are picked up directly with the built-in magnet. No searching, no switching tools, no wasted time.
• No need to worry about durability: The aluminum alloy handle and internal steel cable are designed to ensure the tool holds up even with regular use. Anyone who has been disappointed before will notice the difference right away.

Specifications

• Length: 80 cm
• Weight: 295 g
• Adjustable angled arm: 0–45° and 90–180°
• Rotating non-slip jaw: 90°
• Max. load capacity: 2.5 kg
• Handle material: Aluminum alloy
• Inner arm material: Steel cable
• Feature: Built-in magnet at the tip
• Included: 1 x grabber tool with adjustable angled arm, 1 x instruction manual

Use

1. Adjust the angle: Choose the right angle for the situation (45°, 90° or 180°) and lock the arm into the desired position.
2. Grip or magnetize: Move the tool toward the object. Open and close the gripping jaws for larger objects, or bring the magnetic tip directly up to metal parts.
3. Storage: The foldable design allows for compact storage. Simply fold it up and put it away in a drawer or at your workstation.

Pro tip: Move the angled arm through all three positions the first time you use it. This way, you can immediately feel which angle gives you the most control and choose the right setting straight away next time.