Industrial tweezer CIMCO 103012, stainless steel, pointed tips, 120 mm

CIMCO 103012 is an industrial stainless steel tweezer with pointed tips and a length of 120 mm, designed for precise gripping and handling of small components. The one-piece stainless construction provides corrosion resistance and facilitates cleaning, making it suitable for repeated use in environments where cleanliness and durability are required. Supplied as a single unit, this tweezer is intended for applications that demand accurate tip alignment and stable handling.

Advantages

The stainless steel construction offers resistance to rust and allows for straightforward sterilization or cleaning without degradation. Pointed tips enable precise access to tight spaces and fine components while the 120 mm length gives a comfortable reach and control during detailed work. A one-piece design reduces the number of joints and potential failure points, ensuring consistent tip alignment and long-term dimensional stability.

Suitable for

• Electronics assembly and repair
• Laboratory sample handling and analysis
• Jewellery making and repair
• Small part assembly and inspection
• Hobby and model making requiring fine manipulation

Key specifications

• Material: stainless steel (one-piece construction)
• Tip style: pointed
• Length: 120 mm
• Finish: satin/metallic (easy to clean surface)
• Weight: lightweight hand tool suitable for prolonged use

How to use

Hold the tweezer between thumb and forefinger close to the middle or nearer the hinge area to achieve optimal control. Bring the pointed tips together to grip the object gently and release slowly to avoid sudden drop of small components. For fine positioning, use short, controlled movements and support the workpiece or substrate when necessary to prevent slippage. After use, clean the tweezer with appropriate solvents or wipe and, if required, sterilize according to your facility protocols.

Recommendations

For best results, inspect tip alignment before precision tasks and avoid using the tweezer on hardened or abrasive surfaces that could deform the tips. When working with electronic components, consider antistatic handling procedures if static sensitivity is a concern. Store the tweezer in a protective sheath or holder to preserve tip geometry and avoid accidental damage.