Unlike other inspection mirrors, this adjustable mirror reflects a nonreversed image. It allows you to read hard-to-reach labels, part numbers, and serial numbers. Mirror has a shock-resistant plastic housing.

Inspect hard-to-reach places or pick up small, metal parts with one tool. These hand-held mirrors have a built-in magnet for grabbing fallen fasteners or nuts out of tight spaces.

The magnet on mirrors with a detachable mirror is on the working end of the tool. Simply remove the mirror to switch between inspecting and retrieving.

Tools with pocket clips have a magnet at the base of the handle, so flip the tool around for retrieving.

Get a clear, wide-angle view of remote areas without using a ladder.

Slip these mirrors flat into narrow spaces. Press the spring-loaded plunger at the end of the handle to position the mirror at any angle up to 90° and then lock into place.

Switch between two adjustable mirrors, a magnification mirror, and two retrieval magnets depending on your inspection job. Handle has a quick-connect end so it's easy to switch attachments.

Made entirely of stainless steel for corrosion resistance.

Mirrors with straight handle are compact and can access tight spaces such as circuit boards.

Mirrors with telescoping handle let you inspect pilot lights and other areas up to 900° F.

A hands-free alternative to your typical inspection mirror, these mirrors stick to any magnetic surface. This leaves both hands free to make repairs or rotate your workpiece. Use them to check hard-to-see spots on parts and equipment for wear, damage, and defects. The arm pivots 360° and stays steady even when there’s vibration.

Mirrors with a plastic base are lighter in weight and less likely to scratch or damage a surface than mirrors with a steel base.

Mirrors with a steel base stand up to wear and tear better than mirrors with a plastic base.

Perform hands-free inspections in dimly lit areas—these mirrors have a base that mounts to any magnetic surface and built-in LEDs to illuminate workpieces. Use them to check hard-to-see spots on parts and equipment for wear, damage, and defects. The arm pivots 360° and is more rigid than flexible arms, so it holds steady even when there’s vibration.

Mounted on casters, this mirror maneuvers under and around machinery, vehicles, and other hard-to-reach areas. The handle has a bracket to hold the included flashlight.

Live stream your inspection in tight spots. These cameras reach into cramped areas to give you eyes into spaces that would otherwise be difficult to access and see. Use the downloadable app and built-in Wi-Fi connection to quickly sync your smartphone or tablet to these cameras and start streaming. You can also save photos and videos using the app to collaborate with others, analyze what you find, and diagnose issues.

A bright, LED light illuminates the field, so you can see in dim and dark areas. Turn the brightness of the light down to reduce glare on reflective surfaces. A textured grip on the handle gives you a secure hold, even if your hands are wet or oily.

Handheld cameras work well with heavy equipment that can’t be moved. Move and manipulate the position of the camera to see in and around objects.

Handheld/benchtop cameras are best when you want to keep your hands free. Stick the base onto magnetic surfaces for a secure hold or mount it more permanently with screws. The arm has ball joints that rotate to maneuver the camera 360°, while still holding it in position better than a gooseneck arm.

Flexible shaft attachments (sold separately) bend in any direction to reach into tighter spaces than telescoping arms.