Mayhew
Mayhew Telescoping Magnetic Pickup Tool 14 lb 32 in
Telescoping magnetic pickup tool extends to 32 in and lifts up to 14 lb
- TypeTelescoping
- Telescoping shaft extends to 32 in for deep reach
- 14 lb magnetic pull lifts heavy ferrous parts
- PVC handle gives secure grip during retrieval
- CaricaHed Technology eliminates magnet sidepull for precise placement
- Stainless steel shaft resists corrosion in shop environments
Magnetic Retrieval Tool
The Mayhew telescoping magnetic pickup tool extends to 32 in for retrieving ferrous objects from deep or confined spaces. Its 14 lb magnetic pull capacity lifts nuts, bolts and small parts without direct contact. A PVC handle provides grip while the stainless steel shaft resists corrosion during shop use.
CaricaHed Technology
Patented CaricaHed technology eliminates side-pull so the magnet engages the target straight on rather than dragging sideways. The flexible shaft bends around obstructions without kinking, yet the tool has no jaws or mechanical gripper for non-magnetic debris. Compressed length is 8 in for compact storage.
Capacity and Limits
The magnet holds up to 14 lb of ferrous material, suitable for most automotive fasteners and hardware. Non-magnetic items such as aluminium, plastic or brass cannot be retrieved. The telescoping shaft reaches 32 in but offers no mechanical locking jaw, so heavy or awkward parts may detach if jarred.
Highlights
- Telescoping shaft extends to 32 in for deep reach
- 14 lb magnetic pull lifts heavy ferrous parts
- PVC handle gives secure grip during retrieval
- CaricaHed Technology eliminates magnet sidepull for precise placement
- Stainless steel shaft resists corrosion in shop environments
Specifications
| Brand | Mayhew |
|---|---|
| Type | Telescoping |
Questions about this item
Should I choose a tool with a higher magnetic pull capacity or a longer extended length for my needs?
This model provides a 14 lb magnetic pull capacity and extends to a maximum of 32 in, offering a balance of lifting strength and reach for retrieving metal objects.
How much weight can the 14 lb magnetic pull capacity actually lift when the tool is fully extended to 32 in?
The magnet is rated for a maximum pull of 14 lb under ideal conditions; actual lifting force depends on the object's material, surface condition, and contact area.
What does the telescoping shaft design mean for the tool's reach and storage size?
The stainless steel shaft telescopes from a compressed length of 8 in to an extended maximum of 32 in, allowing compact storage and adjustable reach.
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