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Telescoping Inspection Mirror, General Tools - 2 x 3 Inches
You can use General's Telescoping Inspection Mirror (2" x 3") to inspect obstructed views
Item #: R411-4903
Manufacturer: General Tools & Instruments Co Llc
Manufacturer Item #: 759570
Product Type: Mirrors
List Price
$13.20
Discount
$3.30
Your Price
$9.90
This Telescoping Inspection Mirror from General Tools features a lexan mirror that provides an exceptionally clear image, and is ideal for home use or in the shop, allowing you to check underneath low to the ground objects. A multi-flex, double ball joint neck allows you to adjust the mirror to any angle.
Features:
- Remarkably clear 2” x 3” rectangular Lexan mirror
- Great for auto mechanics, HVAC professionals and all inspection-related fields
- High strength stainless steel wand telescopes from 9-1/4” to 30”
- Double ball joint neck allows limitless angle adjustments of the mirror
- Lens is shatter resistant
- Wand is corrosion resistant
- Exclusive Versa-Grip handle for comfort and control
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Pros
- Easy To Use
- Portable
Cons
Best Uses
- Professional
Comments about Telescoping Inspection Mirror, General Tools - 2 x 3 Inches:
Use it to view hard to see areas - eqpt. tags, etc.
Pros
- Easy To Use
Cons
Best Uses
- Home
Comments about Telescoping Inspection Mirror, General Tools - 2 x 3 Inches:
My husband used this so he could see the controls when turning on the boiler. The controls on the back of the boiler were installed upside down so it presented a problem when turning on the system for the heating season. Made turning the system on so much easier.
Pros
- Easy To Use
- Large Coverage Area
- Portable
Cons
Best Uses
- Professional
Comments about Telescoping Inspection Mirror, General Tools - 2 x 3 Inches:
I was hesitant to make the purchase initially because of the cost. All of the officers using them agree that it was money well spent.
Pros
- Easy To Use
- Safe
Cons
Best Uses
Comments about Telescoping Inspection Mirror, General Tools - 2 x 3 Inches:
I bought two of these. One went to Iraq where my Son is using it to look down alleys and doorways before exposing himself to fire. The other I kept and has more mundane,household and shop uses.
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