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3-1/4 MAG INSPECTION MIRROR - Ullman Devices Corp.

Part #: S-2X

The Ullman Devices Corp. S-2X 3-1/4 MAG Inspection Mirror is a fundamental diagnostic tool engineered for the demands of professional automotive and industrial environments. This precision instrument allows technicians to effortlessly inspect difficult-to-reach areas, revealing critical details often missed during routine visual checks. Designed for clarity and durability, it supports efficient problem-solving in a range of complex machinery and vehicle systems.

Key Features

  • 3-1/4 Inch Magnifying Mirror: Provides an expanded and magnified view of hidden components, enhancing visibility for intricate inspections.
  • Clear, Distortion-Free Reflection: High-quality glass delivers sharp, accurate images without distortion, crucial for identifying small cracks, leaks, or wear.
  • Durable Construction: Built to withstand the rigors of daily workshop use, ensuring long-term reliability and performance.
  • Secure Mirror Swivel: Allows for precise angle adjustments, enabling comprehensive inspection from various perspectives within tight spaces.
  • Ergonomic Handle: Designed for comfortable grip and control, reducing hand fatigue during extended inspection tasks.

Applications

This professional-grade inspection mirror is indispensable for a variety of tasks in automotive repair and industrial maintenance. Mechanics commonly utilize the S-2X for examining engine bays, identifying leaks on fluid lines, checking spark plug condition, and inspecting brake systems or suspension components in cramped undercarriage areas. In industrial settings, it's ideal for inspecting machinery, checking weld integrity in tight assemblies, examining conveyor belts, or verifying component placement without requiring extensive disassembly. Its robust design and clear optics make it suitable for consistent use by technicians seeking reliable diagnostic aid.

Specifications

  • Mirror Diameter: 3-1/4 inches

This product was added to our catalog on Monday 09 February, 2015.