SATA ST64101 Flexible Magnetic Pick-Up Tool

Use it when you’ve dropped screws, bolts, or small metal parts into tight spaces like engine bays, behind dashboards, inside electronics housings, or between machinery components where a rigid tool can’t reach. Its flexibility helps you recover parts without heavy disassembly.

If you’re not satisfied, you can typically initiate a return within the store’s stated window for unused or unopened items. Check the product page and your order details for exact return window and steps, including any required condition or packaging criteria.

Wipe the tool with a dry or lightly damp cloth to remove dust and debris, then dry it thoroughly. Avoid soaking or exposing to water for extended periods. Store in a dry place and periodically inspect the magnet for wear or debris to ensure optimal pickup strength.

You’ll receive one SATA Flexible Magnetic Pick-Up Tool. There are no batteries or additional accessories required—just the tool itself ready for use.

Compared to the rigid SATA Magnetic Pick-Up Tool (https://fepy.com/product/sata-magnetic-pick-up-tool), this model offers a flexible shaft for hard-to-reach spaces. In contrast to the broader Flexible Magnetic Pick-Up Tool listing (https://fepy.com/product/flexible-magnetic-pick-up-tool), this variant emphasizes a SATA-oriented design and anti-corrosion Cr-V construction. If you’re looking for a version with a built-in LED, you can check the SATA Magnetic Pick-Up Tool with LED at https://fepy.com/product/sata-magnetic-pick-up-tool-led as an additional option.

No. Although it has a strong magnetic head for picking up metal objects, using magnets near data storage devices can affect the data. It’s designed for retrieving dropped parts, screws, and small metal items, not data recovery.

Yes. Magnets can pinch fingers, damage magnetic-sensitive devices, and affect credit cards or watches. Store away from children and avoid placing near HDDs/SSDs or other magnetically sensitive equipment. Use the tool as intended and avoid dropping heavy objects onto delicate components.

Grip the handle, extend the magnet toward the target area, then slowly maneuver the head to attract the metal object. Pull back gently to lift the item. Keep the magnet away from sensitive electronics, screens, and magnets near data storage devices to avoid interference or data loss.

Common applications include picking up dropped screws, nuts, bolts, and small metal parts in engines, machinery, dashboards, toolboxes, electronic enclosures, and other tight or confined spaces where a straight tool won’t fit.

The flexible shaft lets you bend and maneuver the magnetic head around obstacles, so you can reach into recesses, cavities, and awkward angles to retrieve dropped metal parts without disassembling components.

The tool is built with durable Cr-V (chromium-vanadium) construction and anti-corrosion materials to withstand daily use. It’s designed to be lightweight and compact for easy handling and transport.

It’s a lightweight, flexible shaft tool with a strong magnetic head designed to retrieve small metal objects from hard-to-reach areas. It’s ideal for mechanics, DIY projects, and electronics work where dropped screws, bolts, or metal shavings are difficult to access.

The SATA Flexible Magnetic Pick-Up Tool has a holding capacity of 1 kg, suitable for retrieving various metal objects.

Absolutely, it is widely used in automotive repair for retrieving metal parts from engine bays and undercarriages.