Tweezers 101: Essential Styles Every Repair Pro Should Know
When it comes to precision work at the bench, having the right tweezer makes all the difference. Here are a few standout types you’ll find in our collection, each designed for specific repair tasks.
RELIFE ST-20L Curved Precision Tweezers
Curved tips offer enhanced access and control for lifting components under the microscope or in tight board spaces. These tweezers are lightweight yet durable, making them ideal for extended soldering sessions and delicate component handling.
- Curved fine tips for superior reach.
- Precision grip reduces strain during long work.
AMAOE 16E Precision Curved Tweezers
Designed with anti-magnetic and anti-static properties, these tweezers ensure safe handling of sensitive ICs, chips, and components. Built for long-term professional use, they resist wear and maintain tip alignment even after repeated use.
- Non-magnetic stainless steel construction.
- Curved design improves access in crowded PCB areas.
2UUL TW22 Non-Magnetic Precision Stencil Tweezer
Flat, thin tips make these tweezers perfect for handling stencils, films, and hydrogel sheets during screen application and repair processes. Their non-magnetic nature ensures no interference with delicate metallic films.
- Specialized for stencil and film handling.
- Flat, precise edges prevent damage to thin materials.
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RELIFE RL-ESD-11-15 Bent Anti-Static Tweezers
Curved and ESD-safe, these tweezers are designed for safe handling of static-sensitive components. They are especially useful for precise placement and removal of microchips under magnification.
- ESD-protected stainless steel body.
- Reliable grip and angled design for tight spaces.
Why Different Styles Matter
Each style is tailored for a different task—whether it’s soldering, component placement, microscope work, stencil handling, or safe ESD protection. Choosing the right tweezer boosts your precision, efficiency, and the quality of every repair.