HANDSKIT TWEEZERS

I bought it mainly for personal repairs to friends and family electronics. - It’s stainless steel so they won’t rust - Variety of tweezers good for SMT/SMD - Precision based design makes it a great choice for soldering components - The case is good quality and makes it safe and easy to store - Each tweezer has a plastic cover to prevent poking and opening while stored Recommend it for hobbyists or diyers

The assortment of tweezers are great. When I bought them, I thought I'd just use one or two of them. But having these on-hand, I reach for each one, for different reasons. They're great for precision electronics work and keyboard modding. Some of the tips are hard plastic to prevent scratching or damage to weak surfaces. Very well crafted and convenient. You won't regret it.

First, they are still good tweezers, hence 4 stars, but not quite what I wanted. They need someone to go over their page who knows English as a first language, and has had a chance to mess with a kit of these. I was under the incorrect impression that the tweazers with the separate needle parts screwed on were hard rubber/plastic. They sure looked like it in that big photo with them holding a microchip onto a circuit board. Also thought the two swiss cheese style holey ones were plastic. But nope. All of them are metal except those two with the black and white screwed on tip parts, and those seem to be ceramic if anything, given how they clink when touching each other. So poor description made me guess on exactly what I was getting, but their photos don't convey the material used well. So in my case, I wanted these for model working, so holding tiny slippery pieces of plastic that might be rounded, or tying tiny knots with string. These... don't grip those well, if I hold something made of smooth plastic in them and don't press rather hard, the item will slip out or just spin in place to heavy side down in all but two. The white screw head and the tiny hooked needles. For small rounded bits they often just pop out and slide out of the tweazers as well, except for the hooked pair, those are likely to be the most used ones for me going forward. I was hoping a pair of grippy rubber ones to help hold onto pieces without two obvious parallel flat sides, but oh well. As a normal metal/ceramic tipped pair of tweazers they are great quality, heads line up, very fine and small tips, so I will be keeping them as they'll still work with a lot of uses I have, but I'll probably need to find and buy a good hard rubber tipped pair elsewhere sadly.

This is the perfect set of tweezers for handling insects in their preparation for an insect collection. A must have for science students who are serious about their science project. Also great for handling small parts when building scale model planes and ships, and for placing the myriad of small details on your model railroad.

I'm doing electronics repair, these tweezers feel great in the hands and are made with good sturdy materials. I have no complaints about them, I like that they come in a soft but sturdy case so they wont get damaged. I can recommend these for a buy.

The forceps are a very reasonable quality for the price. The case is also well made. I bought a second set.

Maybe I just misunderstood what the pictures or what I read but a few of these are essentially the same. Got them for insect pinning, so I'm sure they'll work. I do love the case they're in

I use many forceps to sort insects for museum work. These have a nice soft touch, minimal resistance so I don’t crush the specimen. They allowed me to buy many pairs of on kind of forceps from the mix. The product is very good, excellent, and the service was excellent as well. I will work more with these people.