Inspection Mirror

Inspection mirrors are tools used for visual inspection in hard-to-reach or confined spaces. They are typically handheld and have a mirror attached to a handle or a flexible shaft. The mirror allows users to see around corners, behind objects, or in other areas that are difficult to access directly.

In the supply class Hand Tools, Nonedged, Nonpowered, inspection mirrors are categorized as a type of hand tool that does not have a cutting edge or require power to operate. They are commonly used in various industries such as automotive, aviation, plumbing, and maintenance, where visual inspection is necessary for quality control, troubleshooting, or safety purposes.

Inspection mirrors come in different sizes and shapes, with some having adjustable angles or telescopic handles for better maneuverability. The mirrors themselves can be flat or have a convex shape to provide a wider field of view. Some inspection mirrors also have built-in LED lights to improve visibility in dark or dimly lit areas.

Overall, inspection mirrors are essential tools for professionals who need to inspect and examine areas that are not easily accessible by direct line of sight.