ULMHTC-2 - Ullman HTC-2 Round Telescoping Inspection Mirror, 2-1/4 Inch Diameter

Professional Grade Visual Inspection Tool

The Ullman HTC-2 Round Telescoping Inspection Mirror is an essential diagnostic tool for professionals in the industrial, automotive, and maintenance sectors. Designed to provide visual access to obstructed or hidden areas, this tool eliminates the guesswork in diagnostics and inspections. Whether you are a mechanic checking for oil leaks behind an engine block, a machinist verifying part alignment, or a facility manager inspecting HVAC systems, the HTC-2 offers the reach and clarity needed to get the job done efficiently.

Superior Reach and Adjustability

One of the standout features of the HTC-2 is its high-quality telescoping handle. Constructed from durable stainless steel, the handle collapses to a compact 6-1/2 inches, making it easy to store in a pocket or toolbox. When deployed, it extends to an impressive 36-3/8 inches, allowing users to peer deep into machinery, behind heavy equipment, or into ceiling voids without the need for ladders or disassembly. The all-angle ball joint is precision-engineered to hold the mirror head firmly in place, enabling 360-degree viewing adjustments so you can angle the reflection exactly where it is needed.

Designed for Tough Environments

Industrial environments are often demanding, involving grease, oil, and moisture. Ullman has equipped the HTC-2 with a specialized non-slip cushion grip. This ergonomic feature ensures that the tool remains securely in your hand, even when working with wet or oily gloves. The 2-1/4 inch round mirror utilizes clear glass for a perfect reflection, ensuring that you don't miss minute details like hairline cracks, serial numbers, or corrosion. Additionally, the integrated pocket clip ensures that this indispensable tool is always within arm's reach, ready for rapid deployment during routine maintenance rounds.

Versatile Applications

This inspection mirror is not limited to a single trade. It is widely used for:

• Automotive Repair: Inspecting brake pads, checking for leaks, and viewing engine components.


• Industrial MRO: Reading specification plates on the back of installed motors and pumps.


• Security: Checking under vehicles or behind heavy furniture.


• Electronics: Viewing circuit board connections in tight chassis.