RS PRO 120 mm, Low Carbon Austenitic Steel, Flat; Rounded, ESD Tweezer

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RS Stock No.:
238-0687
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304-19-070
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Brand

RS PRO

Model Number

2AESD

Material

Low Carbon Austenitic Steel

Overall Length

120 mm

Point Type

Flat; Rounded

Anti-Magnetic

Yes

ESD Safe

Yes

Anti-Acid

Yes

COO (Country of Origin):
IN

RS PRO ESD Low Carbon Austenitic Steel Tweezers


RS PRO is proud to introduce a series of ESD safe tweezers designed for use where corrosion resistance and toughness are primary requirements. Upon inspection, they are made from low-carbon austenitic steel that contains chromium and nickel. These non-magnetisable tweezers are available in with 110 mm, 120 mm & 130 mm lengths with various tip points, feel great in the hand and are compatible with finger gloves. RS PRO ESD tweezers are the ideal solution for grabbing & holding components like Semiconductors, SMDs and Resistors especially when precision and accuracy are needed.

Features and Benefits


  • High-quality ESD tweezer

  • Low carbon austenitic steel

  • Non-magnetisable

  • Good corrosion resistance to most chemicals, salts, and acids

  • Generally used where corrosion resistance and toughness are primary requirements

  • Laser marked

Specification


  • Length: 110 mm, 120 mm & 130 mm

  • Anti- magnetic

  • Anti-acid

Applications


Tweezers are an excellent tool for safely picking up and handling small parts and components and placing them with precision. Tweezers are available in a range of sizes and materials to accommodate a variety of applications that require intricate detail. They are used in a wide range of industries and applications including:

  • Microelectronics

  • Jewellery making

  • Laboratories

  • Watch making and repairs

  • Medical fields

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