Stahlwille 77401032 Telescopic Stainless Steel Mirror, Size 1-1/4", 32 mm Diameter, Unbreakable Mirrors Made of Stainless Steel (Prevents FOD), No Bolted Joints, Rust-Proof Arm, Made in Germany
UNBREAKABLE MIRRORS. Stainless 77401032 Telescopic Stainless Steel Mirror, measuring 2-1/4" / 57 mm diameter, is an unbreakable mirror made of stainless steel (FOD).
RUST-PROOF STEEL MIRROR. Designed with a rust-proof stainless steel telescopic arm to ensure durability, longevity, and highest optical precision.
SMART DESIGN. It is designed with a universal joint (180-degrees action), self-tensioning, for enhanced reflectivity across the visible spectrum.
SAFE & COMFORTABLE USE. Its special plastic handle ensures a firm grip and safe working, resistant to chemicals, to provide an enhanced and reliable viewing experience.
MADE IN GERMANY. As a traditional German company from Wuppertal, we have stood for tools that are valued worldwide for their excellent quality for over 160 years.
Description
Precision-crafted with high optical precision, the Stahwille 77401057 Stainless Telescopic Stainless Steel Mirror is an unbreakable mirror made of stainless steel (FOD). It is designed with a rust-proof stainless steel telescopic arm to ensure durability, longevity, and dependable performance. Featuring a universal joint that operates at 180 degrees, self-tensioning enhances reflectivity across the visible spectrum. It also has a unique plastic handle that ensures a firm grip and safe operation, resistant to chemicals, for a dependable and enhanced viewing experience. Made in Germany as a premium tool. As a traditional German company from Wuppertal, we have stood for tools valued worldwide for their excellent quality for over 160 years. Stahlwille knows no compromises. All the products made by this company are manufactured at three locations in Germany under the most stringent quality control conditions. The latest manufacturing methods coupled with the use of the highest-grade materials ensure the closest tolerances are adhered to. And last but not least, it is the proximity to the customer and understanding of production processes and requirements that generate the innovation that the market needs.