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A Telescoping Magnetic Pickup is a must-have rescue tool for retrieving ferrous metal parts such as screws, nuts, wrenches and metal shavings. The high-powered Neodymium magnet offers smooth, superior surface pull capacities. Equipped with a double ball joint neck, this magnetic pickup allows you to navigate around awkward angles to reach obstructed areas. The stainless-steel telescope extends up to 27 in. and condenses to 6-1/2 in. for compact storage.
Hand Tool Type | Other |
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Returnable | 90-Day |
Manufacturer Warranty | 1 year |
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The double ball joint on this magnetic pickup tool allows for infinite angle adjustments, enabling you to navigate around obstacles and reach difficult areas.
Yes, as long as the keys are magnetic.
This really depends; most keys are made from a combination of metals to keep costs down. I would test keys first with e simple refrigerator magnet. This device definitely has the pulling power!
I just checked - yes, it sure does!
I just checked - YES, it sure does, no problem!
This model has a 2 lb lift capacity. As long as the key is made of metal, this tool should be able to pick it up.
Howdy GrandmaE, Yes and No, Usually these end up either non-ferromagnetic or less ferromagnetic than the pure magnetic metal. There are several different oxides of iron, with different fractions of oxygen. They are Fe0, Fe2O3, and Fe3O4. Rust consists mostly of Fe2O3, with additional water molecules attached. So some will still be magnetic, and some not. happy magnet ting, Coach Dave
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it's sturdy have not head of it breaking
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