The following are details about ESD tweezers from the search results:
- Materials: ESD tweezers can be made from a variety of materials, including stainless steel, anti-magnetic alloys, and epoxy-coated antimagnetic electronic tweezers.
- Purpose: ESD tweezers are designed to protect electronics from static electricity during manufacturing, assembly, and repair. They are critical for manufacturing microelectronics, watches, and medical device components.
- Features: ESD tweezers may have resistive ESD coating to help protect electronics from static. They may also have rubber handles to provide a secure grip, even after several hours of work. Some ESD tweezers are bendable and have excellent transient current discharge performance.
- Sets: ESD tweezers are often sold in sets, with 8 to 10 pairs of tweezers in each set. Some sets may also include double-headed metal crowbars, engraving knives, and blades.
- Types: ESD tweezers come in a variety of shapes, including square tip, flat tip, angled tip, and fine point. They may also be conductive or dissipative, depending on the needs of the user.
