Mag-mate 900WF Magnetic Retrieving Tool 3 Lb Pull

Product Description

The MAG-MATE 900WF is a magnetic retrieving tool designed to recover dropped metal fasteners, bits, and small parts in confined or hard-to-reach spaces. It features a bendable copper shaft that holds its position after shaping, allowing technicians to route around obstructions without losing reach. The rare earth magnet head delivers an average pull force of 3 pounds, making it effective for retrieving ferrous hardware in tight cavities. The knurled aluminum handle provides a secure grip during use. At 20 inches in overall length, it gives trades workers the extended reach needed in panels, ductwork, wall cavities, and equipment enclosures.

This tool is suited for HVAC technicians, electricians, plumbers, and general mechanical contractors working in residential and commercial environments. It is particularly useful when fasteners fall into furnace cabinets, electrical panels, junction boxes, or behind equipment where hand access is not practical. The bendable shaft allows the user to pre-shape the tool before inserting it into confined spaces, reducing retrieval time on the job.

Key Features

• Bendable copper shaft holds shape after positioning for access into tight or angled spaces
• Rare earth magnet head with 3 lb average pull force for reliable ferrous part retrieval
• Overall length of 20 inches for extended reach into panels and enclosures
• Knurled aluminum handle for a firm, non-slip grip
• Magnet head diameter of 5/16 inches fits through narrow openings and slots
• Shaft length of 25 inches provides additional flexible reach beyond the handle

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose magnetic retrieving tool for use across HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and mechanical service applications where retrieval of small ferrous parts in confined spaces is required.

Installation Notes

This is a hand tool and requires no installation. Before use in electrical panels or energized equipment, de-energize and lock out the circuit per applicable NFPA 70E safe work practices. Shape the copper shaft before inserting into confined spaces to avoid contact with sharp edges that could damage the shaft. Periodically inspect the magnet head for metal debris buildup that may reduce pull force.