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

Tweezers with slim and offset tips allow more visibility of your work than standard tips. Tweezers with an outer tip groove prevent you from over-clamping fragile components.

Tweezers with angled tips are good for placing chips and electronic components on circuit boards. They are also known as SMD (surface-mount device) tweezers. 300 series stainless steel tweezers have excellent corrosion resistance, but the tips are less durable than 400 series stainless steel. Commonly known as anti-magnetic tweezers, they are typically nonmagnetic but may become slightly magnetic with use.

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