Mag-mate AC2200WLH Magnetic Retrieving Tool 51.5 Lb Pull

Product Description

The MAG-MATE AC2200WLH is a ceramic magnetic retrieving tool designed to recover ferrous metal parts and fasteners from hard-to-reach spaces. It features a U-handle grip and a dual-pole ceramic magnet rated for up to 51.5 pounds of pull force, with a maximum magnetic force of 103 at the poles. At 4 inches overall length, this compact tool is built for technicians who need reliable retrieval in tight quarters such as equipment enclosures, panel interiors, drain pans, and mechanical bays. The ceramic magnet construction provides effective holding force against shear, making it suitable for lateral retrieval as well as direct pull applications.

This retrieving tool is used across multiple trades wherever dropped fasteners, screws, bolts, or small ferrous components need to be recovered without disassembly. HVAC technicians, electricians, plumbers, and general maintenance professionals keep this tool on hand for service calls involving equipment with confined access areas. Its compact 4-inch length and 3/4-inch width allow it to fit into narrow gaps in control panels, air handler cabinets, equipment bases, and similar confined spaces.

Key Features

• Ceramic dual-pole magnet with 51.5 lb rated pull force and 103 maximum magnetic force
• Effective holding against shear force for lateral as well as direct retrieval
• U-handle design for secure grip during use
• Compact 4-inch overall length fits in tight or confined access areas
• Lightweight at 0.75 pounds for easy one-handed use

Compatibility

Designed for general-purpose retrieval of ferrous metal objects across trade and maintenance applications. Compatible with any ferrous metal fasteners, screws, bolts, and small components.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for this hand tool. When using near energized electrical equipment, de-energize and lock out the circuit before reaching into enclosures or panels. Keep the magnet away from sensitive electronic components, magnetic media, and sensors that may be affected by magnetic fields. Standard hand-tool handling practices apply.