Mag-Mate
Mag-Mate Telescoping Magnetic Pickup 23.5-50 In 14lb
Telescoping magnetic pickup extends from 23.5 to 50 inches and lifts up to 14 lb with a rare-earth magnet
- TypeTelescoping
- Telescoping shaft reaches 50 in for distant retrieval
- Rare-earth magnet lifts 14 lb of ferrous parts
- Rigid steel shaft keeps magnet steady during pickup
- Cushioned rubber handle provides secure grip
- Corrosion-resistant finish protects tool in damp conditions
Magnetic Retrieval Tool 14lb
The Mag-Mate telescoping magnetic pickup retrieves ferrous objects weighing up to 14 lb from awkward spaces. A rare-earth magnet mounted on a rigid steel shaft extends from 23.5 in to 50 in, letting technicians reach deep into engine bays or behind machinery without disassembly. The cushioned rubber handle provides a secure grip during retrieval.
Reach And Load Limits
The rigid shaft cannot bend around obstacles, so line-of-sight access is required. Magnetic pull drops sharply with any air gap, non-ferrous material or sideways load, making the 14 lb rating achievable only under ideal contact. The tool carries a California Proposition 65 warning for chemicals known to cause cancer and reproductive harm.
Simple Deployment
Extend the shaft until it locks, position the magnet over the target and retract to lift. The most common issue is the magnet attaching to unintended steel surfaces during extension, which can bend the shaft if forced. Wipe the magnet clean after use to maintain full holding force and prevent corrosion on the steel shaft.
Highlights
- Telescoping shaft reaches 50 in for distant retrieval
- Rare-earth magnet lifts 14 lb of ferrous parts
- Rigid steel shaft keeps magnet steady during pickup
- Cushioned rubber handle provides secure grip
- Corrosion-resistant finish protects tool in damp conditions
Specifications
| Brand | Mag-Mate |
|---|---|
| Type | Telescoping |
Questions about this item
How do I choose the right length for my workspace?
The tool compresses to 23.5 inches and extends to 50 inches, so you can keep it compact in a toolbox or reach deep into engine bays without switching tools.
What does the 14 lb magnetic pull mean when I am fishing for a dropped bolt?
The rare-earth magnet can lift ferrous parts weighing up to 14 lb, letting you retrieve heavy sockets or brackets in one go.
How does the telescoping shaft hold up under load?
A rigid steel shaft locks at the chosen extension, and the corrosion-resistant finish protects it from shop fluids and moisture.
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