Velvac
Velvac 704032 Wide Angle Flat Mirror body repair tool
A 10-inch rectangular steel mirror with a wide-angle flat surface and outer gasket for body repair visibility
- Wide-angle view improves lane visibility
- Flat glass gives true distance perception
- Rectangular 10 in × 6 1/2 in fits standard mounts
- Steel construction resists impact and corrosion
- White finish with outer gasket seals out moisture
Product Identity
The Velvac 704032 is a rectangular wide-angle flat mirror built for commercial and heavy-duty vehicle applications. Its steel construction and white finish suit fleet maintenance and body repair work where direct replacement is required.
Build and Mounting
A steel housing provides rigidity against vibration and impact while the included outer gasket helps seal the mounting surface against moisture and debris. The non-heated, non-motorised glass keeps wiring simple and the 10 by 6 1/2 inch footprint matches many existing bracket patterns.
Upgrade Context
This mirror replaces a damaged or faded flat unit on the same mounting points without adding electrical complexity. It is not for operators who need heated glass, power adjustment or integrated lighting, and it does not convert a convex housing to a flat view.
Highlights
- Wide-angle view improves lane visibility
- Flat glass gives true distance perception
- Rectangular 10 in × 6 1/2 in fits standard mounts
- Steel construction resists impact and corrosion
- White finish with outer gasket seals out moisture
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What size is the Velvac 704032 mirror and how does that affect the field of view?
The mirror measures 10 inches long by 6 1/2 inches high with a rectangular flat surface that provides a wide-angle view without distortion.
What mounting hardware or brackets are required to install the Velvac 704032 mirror?
The mirror includes an outer gasket and features a steel construction with a white finish, designed to mount directly to compatible vehicle brackets.
How is the Velvac 704032 mirror installed and what is the most common mistake?
Install by aligning the mirror housing with the vehicle bracket, securing it with the included outer gasket to prevent vibration; the common error is omitting the gasket, which causes loosening.
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