Product: Retractable Telescopic Inspection Mirror — Set of 2 Key benefits and why you need it See into tight, hard-to-reach places without disassembling parts or contorting into awkward positions. The telescoping, retractable design and 360-degree swivel mirror head let you inspect hidden areas quickly and safely. Built for repeated use: a stainless steel handle and robust construction resist bending and wear so the tool stays reliable on the job. Saves time and reduces risk of damage during troubleshooting, maintenance, or install work by allowing fast visual checks before taking components apart. Main features Durable stainless steel handle designed for long life and stable control. Non-slip grip for comfortable, secure handling during extended use. Retractable/telescoping shafts that extend to reach confined spaces and collapse for compact storage. Foldable, adjustable design lets you angle the mirror and then fold the tool down to a small size for toolboxes or equipment bags. 360-degree rotating mirror head for full visibility of obscured or awkward areas. Set of two telescopic inspection mirrors to cover multiple inspection points or to keep one on-site while another stays in the toolbox. Function, compatibility, size, material, and performance Function: Visual inspection tool for observing hidden surfaces, joints, fittings, wiring, and small components without direct line-of-sight. Compatibility: Suitable for automotive, plumbing, HVAC, electrical, industrial maintenance, and general DIY tasks where restricted access limits direct viewing. Size/performance: Telescoping and retractable shafts provide variable reach; foldable design reduces storage footprint. (Specific lengths are as supplied with the product.) Material: Stainless steel handle for strength and corrosion resistance; engineered mirror head with full 360-degree swivel for accurate positioning. Performance: Smooth extension/retraction and secure mirror positioning enable steady viewing in cramped conditions. Typical use scenarios Automotive maintenance: Inspect under dashboards, behind engine components, around fuel lines and wiring harnesses without removing panels. Plumbing and HVAC: Check behind sinks, around shut-off valves, inside duct openings and behind appliances to locate leaks, blockages, or loose fittings. Electrical and machinery inspection: View behind control panels, inside equipment housings, under conveyor components, and in machine cavities to spot wear, loose fasteners, or wiring issues. Practical notes Keep one mirror in your main tool kit and one in a vehicle or service bag for immediate access. Fold and store the mirrors in the toolbox or glove compartment to protect the mirror surfaces and keep the tools ready for use. Use steady, controlled movements when positioning the mirror to avoid striking delicate parts. Reliable, practical inspection tools for professionals and DIYers who need fast, accurate visual access to hidden areas.