Mag-Mate
Mag-Mate 317 Lock Hinge Tilt Mirror 1.75 x 2.5 in 16.25 in
Adjustable inspection mirror with spring-plunger handle extends to 16.25 in and tilts 180 degrees for tight spaces
- TypeTarps
- Lock hinge holds mirror at any angle up to 180°
- Spring-plunger handle extends to 16.25 in for tight spaces
- Rectangular glass mirror 1.75 x 2.5 in gives clear flat view
- Stainless-steel handle resists corrosion indoors and out
- Fixed shaft keeps alignment steady during inspection
Inspection Mirror for Tight Spaces
The Mag-Mate 317 is a rectangular glass mirror measuring 1.75 by 2.5 inches mounted on a stainless-steel spring-plunger handle. It is designed for technicians and hobbyists who need to see around obstacles inside engines, machinery or wall cavities where direct line of sight is blocked.
Spring Plunger Handle and Fixed Shaft
The handle compresses to 16 inches and locks at any angle up to 180 degrees, letting the mirror reach over components without a flexible shaft that can drift. No wheels are included, so the tool stays compact for toolbox storage and adds no rolling resistance during precise positioning.
Replaces Rigid or Non-Locking Mirrors
This unit upgrades from fixed-angle inspection mirrors that force awkward wrist positions or from flexible-shaft models that lose their setting under vibration. The jump is worth it when you repeatedly need a flat, rectangular view at a repeatable angle in both indoor and outdoor locations.
Highlights
- Lock hinge holds mirror at any angle up to 180°
- Spring-plunger handle extends to 16.25 in for tight spaces
- Rectangular glass mirror 1.75 x 2.5 in gives clear flat view
- Stainless-steel handle resists corrosion indoors and out
- Fixed shaft keeps alignment steady during inspection
Specifications
| Brand | Mag-Mate |
|---|---|
| Type | Tarps |
Questions about this item
How far does the 1.75 x 2.5 in rectangular glass mirror tilt on its lock hinge?
The mirror adjusts up to 180 degrees, allowing full positioning for inspection tasks.
Does the stainless steel spring-plunger handle get hot or noisy during extended use?
The tool is a passive manual mirror with no motor or electronics, so it produces no heat or noise.
What must I already have to use this 16.25 in inspection mirror?
Only your hands are needed; the fixed shaft and spring-plunger base require no batteries, wheels or external power.
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