Tech Tip: Magnetic lights are a hands-free way to light up hard-to-reach areas

Sept. 6, 2017
With magnetic mounting clips technicians can attach a light to a lift’s columns, its arms, a tool cart or the vehicle itself.

Technicians can never get too much light under the vehicles they inspect and repair. A vehicle up on a lift, while offering vastly improved visibility, is often partially blocking the overhead lights. To really shine a light on the hard-to-reach problem areas, consider investing in cordless supplemental lighting. It helps techs see even better by providing a light source that can be kept close-at-hand, and is easy to focus exactly where it’s needed, on any kind of lift.

Information provided by: Rotary Lift 

Sponsored Recommendations

AIRCAT Solutions - Small Ratchets With Enormous Power

Experience the power of AIRCAT's diverse ratchet selection. Each designed with a unique transmission gear for faster torque buildup and unbeatable performance. Their compact sizes...

Unmatched Power and Comfort: AIRCAT Grinders for Every Workspace

AIRCAT grinders deliver powerful performance with high RPM and efficient, quiet operation. Designed for comfort and control, they feature ergonomic handles, extended reach, and...

What Are the Advantages of Air Tools Over Cordless Tools?

Discover the advantages of air tools over cordless tools.

AIRCAT Tool Reviews: The Nitrocat 1056-XL Compact

Hear what senior autotechs have to say about the AIRCAT Nitrocat 1056-XL compact impact wrench. They’ll provide their reviews on tools they own and have been using every day on...

Voice Your Opinion!

To join the conversation, and become an exclusive member of Vehicle Service Pros, create an account today!