Precision Tweezer Set - FEITA Antistatic Replaceable Fiber Tip Stainless Steel ESD Tweezers for Electronics, Jewelry-Making, Laboratory, Hobby (8 ...

I need them for my research in the lab and they work good

I have a few older tweezers but these are just Fantastic, especially with their Fiber Tips. You won't go wrong ordering this set.

I purchased these to see if they were suitable for cleanroom applications, handling chips, and various assembly tasks. The entire package of tweezers is roughly half the cost of a single pair of plastic tipped tweezers that I would ordinarily use (1/16 to 1/10 the cost per tweezer). A good pair of plastic tipped tweezers will provide ESD protection, be soft enough to reduce the risk of damage to the chip, rigid enough to hold the chip, and resilient against commonly used chemicals. These tweezers were pretty ok moving around chips (though I tend to prefer thinner plastic tips and the more expensive pairs required less force to close). The deal killer was that acetone immediately ate into the tips and turned them white. This made me reevaluate what I was doing and immediately pitch the tweezers, as I have no idea what plastic these tips are made from. What temperature do they fail at? I am not risking making a mess to find out.

broke up after a few days of use. total waste of money

Wide variety of forcep tips. The tips gripped well and were of various styles and thicknesses. My application is not electronic, so I actually should not have bought this. The tips of the forceps will break if prying against a resistant surface. Go with full metal if you need to pry.