Once you have your metal detector, you're going to want to stock up on Metal Detector Parts & Accessories. There are many options for accessorizing your metal detector, and they all depend on your activity. If you're treasure hunting, a gold pan kit for sifting through a lot of sand and mud is an absolute necessity. After all, if your metal detector picks up some sign of metal in an area known for gold deposits you must separate the metal from the dirt to see if you're found a treasure or just a bit of lead. If you're on a crowded beach and want to keep your findings a secret or avoid annoying others with the beeping from your detector, a pair of metal detector headphones is the perfect accessory. On the other hand, you will likely use your metal detector for years, and while they are reliable, you may need to replace some parts occasionally, so take a look at some of the metal detector replacement parts below as well.
Metal detectors work by using electromagnetic fields to pick up the magnetic energy that metal items emit. This means that any meals or items with low magnetism are not detectable, which means they won’t show up on your detector. Some common examples of items that are “invisible” to a metal detector are stainless steel, bones, gemstones, and pearls.
If you’re planning to peruse your local beach with a metal detector one of the first things you need is a pinpointer. This is a small tool you wave over some sand or dirt that you scoop up after your getting your initial reading, and it helps you pinpoint exactly where the metal object is in the pile. You should also pick up some digging tools and a sand scoop, as this makes it much easier to dig through the sand and find your treasure. Finally you need a reliable, waterproof carry bag to hold all the things you find.
We have the replacement and upgrade coils to keep your detector performing at maximum levels for years and years. We do our best to offer all the metal detecting parts or accessories you need from top brands like Garrett, Bounty Hunter and Minelab.