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Techni-Pro SM102 Reverse Action SMD Tweezers

Techni-Pro SM102 Reverse Action SMD Tweezers

SKU TEC758TW004
by Misc
$0.00 - $0.00
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$92.20
$92.20 - $92.20
$92.20
The Techni-Pro 758TW004 is a high-precision reverse-action tweezer designed for SMD (Surface-Mount Device) handling in electronics assembly and rework. Its surgical-grade stainless steel construction, anti-magnetic and satin (anti-glare) finish, and compact 4-1/2" overall length make it ideal for delicate, fine–pitch work. The reverse (self-opening) action gives control and stability when manipulating tiny components under microscopes or in tight spaces. F Applications: *Picking and placing SMD components (resistors, capacitors, ICs) during PCB assembly or repair. *Manipulating small parts under microscopes or in confined areas. *Handling sensitive or tiny electronic parts without imparting magnetism. *Use in laboratories, repair benches, and cleanrooms. *Fine mechanical / watch / instrumentation work requiring steady grip on small parts.

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Features & Benefits

*Surgical-grade stainless steel ensures corrosion resistance and durability.*Reverse (self-opening) action provides fine control and reduces hand fatigue.*Satin, anti-glare finish aids visibility under bright inspection lighting.*Anti-magnetic design prevents interference with sensitive electronic components.*Compact 4-1/2" overall length offers greater maneuverability in confined areas.

Specifications

*Manufacturer: Techni-Pro*Part Number: 758TW004*Type: SMD Handling Tweezer, Reverse Action / Self-opening*Design / Series: SM102SA*Overall Length (OAL): 4-1/2 in (114.3 mm)*Material: Surgical-grade stainless steel*Finish: Satin, anti-glare*Magnetism: Anti-magnetic*Tip Style: Fine precision tips suited for SMD components

More Information

Applications:*Picking and placing SMD components (resistors, capacitors, ICs) during PCB assembly or repair.*Manipulating small parts under microscopes or in confined areas.*Handling sensitive or tiny electronic parts without imparting magnetism.*Use in laboratories, repair benches, and cleanrooms.*Fine mechanical / watch / instrumentation work requiring steady grip on small parts.