Tweezers

Tweezers are made of a variety of materials: 

• hardened steel – they have a high hardness of the tips, unfortunately they can rust and magnetize. No marking – standard design. 
• stainless steel – with slightly thicker tips, do not rust, but are not as hard as hardened steel tweezers. Marked with the letter S. 
• special steel Erem –edelstahl – they do not magnetize, rust, are resistant to acids. They can withstand temperatures up to 300°C. 
• with Pyroplast coating – only Erem tweezers. The coating allows you to work at temperatures up to 500°C – almost twice as high as when coated with Teflon.  
  Counters capillary effect on tips, tools are resistant to water, irradiation and contamination. The thickness of the coating is 60-80um. Marked with the letters PYR. Coverage available on some models on demand. 
• ergonomic series – covered with a special foam that reduces mechanical stress, which is subjected to the hand for long-term work. ESD safe antistatic performance. Protects against high temperatures. Marked with the letter E. 
• brass – soft tweezers to protect the raised detail from mechanical damage. Not sparkling. Marked with the letter M. 
• argentan (Neusilber) – no magnetization effect. Marked with the letter N. 
• With special cover to prevent adjacent details. Marked with the letters RU. 
• titanium – they do not magnetize, very light and temperature resistant. Marked with letters TA. 
• with nickel coating – marked with the letter Z