Williams JHW40153 Magnetic Pickup Tool 10 Lb Pull

Product Description

The WILLIAMS JHW40153 is a rigid magnetic pickup tool designed for retrieving dropped ferrous parts and hardware in tight or hard-to-reach work areas. The tool collapses to 8.25 inches for easy storage and extends to 30.25 inches for reaching into deep cavities, panels, or equipment housings. The round magnetic head delivers up to 10 pounds of pull force and features a Powercap design that shields the sides of the magnet, focusing lifting power directly downward for more controlled retrieval. The stainless steel shaft resists corrosion in wet or oily environments. This tool is used by HVAC technicians, electricians, plumbers, and general maintenance trades.

The JHW40153 suits residential and light commercial service work where dropped fasteners, screws, or small metal components need to be retrieved from panels, enclosures, plenums, drain pans, or equipment bases. The cushion grip handle maintains a secure hold in oily or wet hands, making it practical for field service conditions. The included pocket clip keeps the tool accessible on a shirt or jacket pocket during service calls. Its rigid, pen-style form factor fits in a standard tool pouch or bag without added bulk.

Key Features

• Extends to 30.25 inches for reaching into deep enclosures and equipment cavities
• Collapses to 8.25 inches for compact storage in tool pouches or pockets
• 10 lb maximum pull force for retrieving fasteners and small metal parts
• Powercap design shields magnet sides to focus lifting power at the head
• Stainless steel shaft resists corrosion in wet and oily service environments
• Black cushion grip handle maintains control in slippery conditions
• Includes pocket clip for hands-free carry between tasks

Compatibility

General-purpose magnetic pickup tool suitable for use across HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and general maintenance applications where retrieval of small ferrous hardware is required.

Installation Notes

Before retrieving dropped parts from live electrical panels or energized equipment, de-energize and lock out the circuit per applicable NEC guidelines. Keep the magnetic head away from sensitive electronic components, circuit boards, and magnetic storage media, as the magnet field can cause damage. Clean the magnetic head after use in metal filings or swarf to maintain full pull strength.