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Pick-Up & Inspection

Pick-up tools and inspection mirrors for retrieving dropped fasteners and checking work in tight spots. Telescopic magnetic pick-ups pull ferrous parts from engine bays, under machines, or down bolt holes. Inspection mirrors — angled or LED-lit — let you see behind panels, under chassis rails, or into bores without stripping half the assembly. Siegen's range covers pocket clip-ons through to 3.6kg-capacity heavy-duty magnets.

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Magnet strength matters. Light-duty pick-ups (typically under 1kg capacity) handle washers, clips, and small screws. Heavy-duty models — 3.6kg here — lift sockets, nuts, and heavier fasteners without the magnet letting go halfway out. Check the pole face diameter: a wider disc grips broader surfaces; a narrow tip reaches deeper gaps.

Telescopic shafts extend reach but add flex. Aluminium or steel tubes hold steadier than thin brass; some tools flex enough under load that you're better off with a fixed-length pick-up for routine bay work. LED models help in dark corners — battery life varies, so twist-on types that you can switch off between jobs last longer than always-on button cells.

Inspection mirrors: glass stays clearer than acrylic but chips if dropped. Ball-joint heads adjust to more angles than fixed mounts. LED rings around the mirror face throw light forward, not back at you — useful under dashboards or inside gearbox housings. For regular use, a 75mm or larger mirror cuts the number of times you need to reposition; smaller mirrors fit between frame rails but show less in one glance.

Flexible-claw pick-ups grip non-magnetic parts — plastic clips, aluminium fittings, rubber bungs — that a magnet won't touch. The jaws close when you press the plunger; release pressure and they spring open. Claw tools work in oil or coolant where magnets lose pull. Keep one in the cab or the van so a dropped part doesn't stop the job.