The tool focuses on delivering targeted, high-intensity pulling force to damaged vehicle surfaces. By simplifying the structural repair process, the design aims to reduce the time spent on panel restoration. The developer, whose prototype and technical schematics are currently prepared for review, intends for the device to serve as a standard utility for collision centers and independent technicians alike.
The concept is currently being managed by InventHelp, which is facilitating potential licensing agreements or outright sales to automotive equipment manufacturers. Interested parties can access further technical specifications through the firm’s Pittsburgh headquarters or by referencing file number 25-ACC-710.
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