Proto J2375XL Magnetic Retrieving Tool 1.5 Lb Pull

Product Description

The PROTO J2375XL is a magnetic retrieving tool designed to recover dropped ferrous metal parts, fasteners, and components from hard-to-reach areas. It extends from a collapsed length of 5.5 inches to an overall length range of 25 to 35.9 inches, giving technicians reach into confined spaces such as equipment cavities, floor drains, and deep housings. The tool delivers a maximum magnetic pull of 1.5 pounds, making it suitable for retrieving small hardware, screws, bolts, and fittings. Weighing just 0.075 pounds, it is light enough to carry in a tool pouch on any job. Maintenance technicians, HVAC service pros, electricians, and plumbers routinely use telescoping magnetic retrieving tools when working around equipment with limited access.

This retrieving tool suits residential and commercial service work wherever small metal parts fall into inaccessible locations. Common applications include retrieving dropped fasteners inside air handler cabinets, electrical panels, boiler compartments, and mechanical rooms. The telescoping design allows the user to adjust reach to match the depth of the space, reducing the need to disassemble surrounding equipment just to recover a single fastener.

Key Features

• Telescoping shaft extends from 5.5 inches collapsed to 35.9 inches maximum length
• 1.5 pound maximum magnetic pull for secure pickup of small ferrous hardware
• Lightweight at 0.075 pounds for easy carry in a tool pouch or service bag
• Magnetic tip attracts screws, bolts, nuts, and other ferrous metal parts
• Compact collapsed length fits standard tool pouches and service kits

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose magnetic retrieving tool compatible with any service application requiring recovery of small ferrous metal parts from confined or hard-to-reach spaces.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for this hand tool. Power down or de-energize any electrical equipment before using a magnetic tool near live components or sensitive electronics, as the magnetic field can affect nearby devices. Keep the tool away from magnetic media, pacemakers, and precision instruments. Inspect the magnetic tip before each use to ensure it is free of debris that could reduce holding strength.