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High-Precision Tweezers
Standard Pointed Tips
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Tweezers with pointed tips firmly grip an object but may nick or mar its surface.
400 Series Stainless Steel—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.
Dull—Tweezers with a dull appearance won’t cause reflections and glare under a microscope.
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Wd. | Thk. | Overall Lg. | Tweezer Trade No. | Jaw Texture | Grip Style | Appearance | Performance | Each | |||
400 Series Stainless Steel | |||||||||||
| 0.002" | 0.002" | 3 1/8" | M5E | Smooth | Plain | Dull | High Precision | 5184A141 | 000000 | ||
Slim Pointed Tips
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Tweezers with slim tips allow more visibility of your work than standard tips.
Tweezers with pointed tips firmly grip an object but may nick or mar its surface.
Nickel—Nickel 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.
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Wd. | Thk. | Overall Lg. | Tweezer Trade No. | Jaw Texture | Grip Style | Appearance | Magnetic Properties | Performance | Each | |||
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| 0.002" | 0.001" | 3 1/8" | M5E | Smooth | Plain | Polished | Nonmagnetic | Heat Resistant, High Precision | 5184A135 | 000000 | ||
