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Two opposite jobs. Retrieving something already dropped, and stopping it being dropped by holding fasteners and tools where they were put down. Most workshops need both.

A telescopic tool extends from 95mm to 465mm and pushes straight down a gap. A flexible tool at 610mm bends round an obstruction to reach something not directly below the opening.

A magnetic parts bowl at 150mm or a magnetic tray. Trays run 136 x 237mm and 295 x 280mm, and a three piece set covers several sizes for holding a stripped assembly in order.

A cover at 800 x 400mm that protects paintwork while holding removed fasteners on the wing itself, so parts stay with the job rather than migrating to a bench.

Yes. Magnetic tool holders, storage holders and a ten piece hook set keep tools to hand at the working position, which is a different problem from holding loose fasteners.

Strength varies with the size and shape of what is being picked up, and it is not stated as a lifting figure on these tools. A large flat steel part holds far better than a small fastener at the same magnet.

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Two jobs share this leaf and they are opposite sides of the same problem. One is getting something back that has already been dropped. The other is stopping it being dropped at all, by keeping fasteners and tools held where they were put down.

Retrieval is a question of reach and route. A telescopic magnetic pick-up extends from 95mm to 465mm and pushes straight down a gap. A fully flexible pick-up at 610mm bends round an obstruction to reach something that is not directly below the opening. Both forms are magnetic rather than clawed, so what they retrieve has to be ferrous.

Holding fasteners is where trays and bowls earn their place. A magnetic bowl at 150mm keeps small parts from rolling off a bench. Parts trays at 136 x 237mm and 295 x 280mm hold a stripped assembly in order, and a three piece tray set covers several sizes at once. Trays and bowls also stop a part rolling into the very gap the pick-up tool was bought to reach into.

Holders and hooks then keep tools rather than fasteners to hand, and a magnetic wing cover at 800 x 400mm protects paintwork while holding what is being removed on the wing itself. Magnetic strength varies with the item and is not stated as a lifting figure. Questions go over WhatsApp on 07754288583. A magnetic cup holder sits on the leaf for drinks and small items at the bench.

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Two opposite jobs. Retrieving something already dropped, and stopping it being dropped by holding fasteners and tools where they were put down. Most workshops need both.

A telescopic tool extends from 95mm to 465mm and pushes straight down a gap. A flexible tool at 610mm bends round an obstruction to reach something not directly below the opening.

A magnetic parts bowl at 150mm or a magnetic tray. Trays run 136 x 237mm and 295 x 280mm, and a three piece set covers several sizes for holding a stripped assembly in order.

A cover at 800 x 400mm that protects paintwork while holding removed fasteners on the wing itself, so parts stay with the job rather than migrating to a bench.

Yes. Magnetic tool holders, storage holders and a ten piece hook set keep tools to hand at the working position, which is a different problem from holding loose fasteners.

Strength varies with the size and shape of what is being picked up, and it is not stated as a lifting figure on these tools. A large flat steel part holds far better than a small fastener at the same magnet.

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