Mayhew 13238 ProGrip Long Compound Bend Pick, 10", 14-3/4" Overall Length

Mayhew 13238 ProGrip Long Compound Bend Pick, 10", 14-3/4" Overall Length

• This Mayhew 13238 ProGrip Long Compound Bend Pick is a precision-bent hook pick crafted for the fast removal and positioning of O-rings, springs, spacers, and small components in tight or confined spaces, featuring a heat-treated alloy steel shaft and a ProGrip handle with black oxide finish.
• Features:
  • Uniquely bent compound tip enables quick, precise retrieval of O-rings, springs, spacers, and small parts in obstructed areas
  • 10-inch exposed length delivers extended reach for deep or hard-to-access locations
  • ProGrip handle (4-3/4 inches) ensures secure, ergonomic grip and efficient torque transfer
  • Hardened, heat-treated alloy steel with black oxide finish delivers durability and corrosion resistance
• Specifications:
  • Manufacturer: Mayhew
  • Part Number: 13238
  • Exposed Length: 10 inches
  • Handle Length: 4-3/4 inches
  • Overall Length: 14-3/4 inches
  • Material / Finish: Heat-treated alloy steel, black oxide
  • System Compatibility: Ideal for retrieving, positioning, or adjusting small components like O-rings, springs, and spacers in tight or confined spaces within automotive, industrial, or maintenance settings
• This pick can also be referred to as long compound bend pick, O-ring pick 10-inch, ProGrip selection pick, tight space retrieval tool, and black oxide compound pick.

Mayhew produces rugged, ergonomically designed hand tools made in the USA. The 13238 ProGrip Long Compound Bend Pick combines durability, comfort, and precision for professional-grade detail work.

Q: What is the total reach of the pick?
A: It has a 10 -inch exposed shaft for deep access, complemented by a 4-3/4 -inch ProGrip handle totaling 14-3/4 inches.

Q: What makes this pick suitable for O-ring and spring removal?
A: The compound-bend tip is especially shaped for slipping into tight spots to hook or lift O-rings, springs, or spacers with precision and minimal effort.

Q: Why does the black oxide finish matter?
A: The black oxide provides corrosion resistance and a protective surface, extending the tool’s longevity, especially in harsh or oily environments.