Antistatic Tweezers, ESD-13
Antistatic Tweezers, ESD-13
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Straight tweezers with blunt nose for handing medium to larger parts.
Description
The ESD-13 antistatic stainless steel tweezers are blunt nosed for handing medium to larger parts.
PACKAGE INCLUDES:
- Antistatic Tweezers, ESD-13
KEY FEATURES OF ANTISTATIC TWEEZERS ESD-13:
- Blunt tipped for handling medium to larger parts
- Low-magnetic stainless steel with black conductive ESD coating
- 4.8″ long
These work well for handling medium to larger components or sorting through leaded resistors in the junk drawer.
OUR EVALUATION RESULTS:
The blunt nose provides a little more grip and control than a fine point does and is a little less subject to damage from careless handling. We use these to mount and hold small SMD memory chips on the Teensy boards during soldering and they work well for that.
The tips are what make or break most tweezers. The tips on these aren’t exactly Italian quality, but the alignment and finish is pretty decent given the low price and they make good utility tweezers for the toolbox.
They may be marked as Vetus brand, but these are in fact generic tweezers made in China.
Notes:
- None
Technical Specifications
| Dimensions | Length | 122mm (4.8″ ) |
| Tip width | ~2.2mm | |
| Material | Stainless Steel (slightly magnetic) | |
| Tip | Configuration | Straight blunt-tip |

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