HandsKit ESD-11 are 140 mm straight precision tweezers for gripping, placing and removing SMD components. Stainless steel with an antistatic ESD coating, antimagnetic properties, sharp tightly closing tips and a handle with 18 holes. Good for soldering and jewellery tasks too.
Specifications
| Purpose | precision, for SMD components |
|---|---|
| Jaws | straight |
| Tips | sharp, tightly closing |
| Length | 140 mm |
| Material | stainless steel |
| Antistatic | yes, ESD coating |
| Antimagnetic | yes |
| Handle | 18 holes |
| Model | ESD-11 |
| Condition | new |
What you get
- ESD coating — for work around static-sensitive components.
- Straight jaws with sharp tips — pick a part from above and set it right on the pads.
- Antimagnetic steel — small steel parts do not stick to the jaws.
- Stainless body — the steel copes with moisture and flux.
- 140 mm length — your fingers stay further from a hot iron.
Who it is for
Service engineers reworking SMD components on boards; radio hobbyists building circuits at home; jewellers who need a fine straight tool for delicate tasks.
Who it is not for
If you need to get under a component from the side or work at an angle, straight jaws can be awkward, so look for a curved model instead. The tweezers are not meant for rough bench work.
Applications and compatibility
Used for gripping, placing and removing SMD components, delicate electronics work, soldering and jewellery tasks.
What is in the box
HandsKit ESD-11 straight precision tweezers.
Questions and answers
What is the ESD coating for?
It is an antistatic coating, needed when you handle components sensitive to static discharge.
Straight or curved tweezers for SMD work?
Straight ones like the ESD-11 are handy when a part is picked and placed from above; curved ones suit work at an angle.
What are the tweezers made of?
Stainless steel, and they are antimagnetic as well.
How many holes are in the handle?
18.
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