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Which inspection mirror should I use?

Which inspection mirror should I use?

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Telescopic inspection mirror used in engine Mechanics and engineers often use the small telescopic or flexible inspection mirrors when looking at engines, as they are small enough to manoeuvre around obstructions.
If you need a better view whilst carrying out work, an inspection mirror with a magnetic base may be preferable, as it allows both the user’s hands to be free to complete other tasks.
Under vehicle inspection mirror Under-vehicle inspection mirrors are most commonly used by the police, army and border controls to check under vehicles because they give a wide view.

If using the under vehicle inspection mirror, often it may be best to get one with a tri-wheel attachment for comfort.

Under vehicle inspection mirror used to look on top of lorry Under-vehicle inspection mirrors are also useful if you need to reach a greater distance, as they can extend up to 200cm (78″). This makes them ideal for looking on the tops of vehicles or over walls.

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