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FM02 Flex Shaft w/ 14 lb Magnet - Carica Mayhew Select

Part #: 17610

The Carica Mayhew Select FM02 Flex Shaft with 14 lb Magnet (Model 17610) is a robust retrieval tool designed for professional automotive and industrial applications. This specialized instrument provides critical access to obstructed and confined areas, enabling technicians to efficiently recover lost metallic components and tools without extensive disassembly.

Key Features

  • Highly Flexible Shaft: Engineered for precise maneuverability around obstacles within complex assemblies, engine bays, and machinery, enhancing access for demanding retrieval tasks.
  • Powerful 14 lb Magnetic Strength: Features a strong magnet to securely attract and reliably hold ferrous items such as fasteners, washers, and small tools, ensuring reliable recovery.
  • Professional-Grade Construction: Manufactured by Carica Mayhew Select, this tool is built for durability, ensuring long-term performance and reliability in rigorous workshop and industrial environments.
  • Enhanced Technician Safety: Minimizes the need for manual access into hazardous or hard-to-reach locations, significantly reducing the risk of injury during retrieval operations.

Applications

  • Automotive Repair: Facilitates the retrieval of dropped spark plugs, nuts, bolts, and other metallic parts from engine compartments, transmission housings, and under dashboards in various vehicle makes and models.
  • Industrial Maintenance: Valuable for collecting ferrous debris from machinery, inspecting internal components, and precisely positioning small metal parts within intricate industrial equipment.
  • Workshop & Field Service: Aids in maintaining a clean and safe workspace by quickly recovering lost hardware and metallic shavings from workbenches, shop floors, and job sites.

Specifications

  • Manufacturer: Carica Mayhew Select
  • Model: FM02
  • Part Number: 17610
  • Magnetic Strength: 14 lbs
  • Shaft Type: Flexible

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This product was added to our catalog on Monday 05 November, 2012.