Ullman Devices Corp.
Ullman Devices Corp. HTS-2 Telescoping Inspection Mirror 3-1/4in
A telescoping inspection mirror with a 3-1/4 in round glass face that extends to 29-1/2 in and rotates 360 degrees for viewing hard-to-reach areas
- TypeInspection & Retrieving Tool Kits
- MaterialHAWA
- Weight0.24
- Extends to 29-1/2 in for hard-to-reach views
- Telescoping shaft adjusts from 10 in compressed length
- 360-degree mirror rotation angles around obstacles
- 3-1/4 in glass mirror gives clear flat reflection
- Vinyl knurled handle ensures secure grip in oil
Inspection Mirror for Tight Spaces
The Ullman Devices Corp. HTS-2 is a telescoping inspection mirror built for mechanics and technicians who need to see inside engines, behind dashboards or under machinery. Its round glass mirror measures 3-1/4 inches and rotates a full 360 degrees for precise viewing angles. The vinyl knurled handle provides a secure grip in oily conditions.
Lightweight Handling and Reach
Weighing only 0.24 units, the tool adds minimal fatigue during extended use. The shaft collapses to 10 inches for storage and extends to 29 inches to reach deep cavities without disassembly. No wheels are included, keeping the head slim for narrow openings.
Upgrade from Fixed Mirrors
This model replaces rigid inspection mirrors that cannot reach past the first layer of components. The jump is worth it when fasteners, hoses or wiring block a direct line of sight and a 360-degree adjustable head saves teardown time. Buyers who need magnetic retrieval or a larger reflective surface should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- Extends to 29-1/2 in for hard-to-reach views
- Telescoping shaft adjusts from 10 in compressed length
- 360-degree mirror rotation angles around obstacles
- 3-1/4 in glass mirror gives clear flat reflection
- Vinyl knurled handle ensures secure grip in oil
Specifications
| Brand | ULLMAN |
|---|---|
| Type | Inspection & Retrieving Tool Kits |
| Material | HAWA |
| Weight | 0.24 |
Questions about this item
How do I extend the telescoping shaft to the full 29 in length without it slipping back down?
Pull each section out until it clicks into the detent; the knurled handle gives grip, but the step people miss is fully seating every section so the mirror stays at 29 3/8 in under its own weight.
What part will need replacement first on the HTS-2 mirror?
The glass mirror face is the only wear item; if it cracks or the reflective coating degrades, the mirror head can be swapped while the vinyl handle and telescoping shaft remain serviceable.
At what angle does the mirror head stop adjusting during a long inspection job?
The head rotates a full 360 degrees, so the first limit you hit is physical clearance around the work area, not a mechanical stop on the tool itself.
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