Swiss-made to tight tolerances, these tweezers have perfect tip alignment, so they can be used to work under magnification.

Tweezers with pointed tips give you a firm grip, but they can mar components.

400 series stainless steel tweezers have good corrosion resistance and harder, more durable tips than 300 series stainless steel, but aren’t quite as strong as steel. They are mildly magnetic. Nickel alloy tweezers are strong and reliable in difficult conditions. They are nonmagnetic and resist heat, fatigue, and corrosion. Compared to 300 series stainless steel tweezers, they're six times harder.

Tweezers with a dull appearance won’t cause reflections and glare under a microscope.