Ceramic Tipped Tweezers, Extra fine Pointed Tips, Stainless Steel Body. Made in Japan. ENGINEER ptz-51

If, like me, you’re trying your hand at some electronics, you’ve probably spent some time on your hands and knees, looking for that component that pinged off somewhere when you tried to pick it up between those cheap tweezers you’ve got. Not fun given the size of some of the components. I found these tweezers to be much more controllable the last pair, they seem able to grip better and being ceramic, they don’t get magnetized. Sure, their a bit more expensive, but if it saves my knees, it’s worth it 😊

These are now my best tweezers. To compare, I also bought some cheaper tweezers of a similar design, and the cheaper ones had tips that varied in both width and length. In comparison, these tweezers had uniform tips, with a fine end. My only complaint is that they do not open very widely, and so I use them for the smaller components. Non-magnetic, heatproof tips with minor adjustment possible via the fitting screws.If you want a good set of tweezers for small electronic work, these are great. I would buy them again.

Good quality fine tip, not quite fine enough for high density 0201 placement but great for 0402 and above.Tips meet nicely at the end and they are the same length.

Ceramic Fine Pointed Tip Tweezers. Excellent product from a fantastic seller. First class service all round. Highly recommended!N.B. Also great for holding keyswitches for lubing before putting in a keyboard.

Purchased to do some SMT soldering (resistor and gate). Perfect! Just the right amount on tension when using, tips are super fine which makes them a breeze to use.

Just to be clear, I'm using these to move SMD electronic components.I had cheaper tweezers already, but was having an annoying problem with them becoming slightly magnetized, making it difficult to lay some components down. I got these because that can't happen with ceramic.I have to say that the white tips seem to me to be slightly flexible, not brittle as I expected. I suspect that they're made of PTFE or some kind of high temperature nylon, but who knows, maybe it's some kind of woven ceramic!I'm not convinced that the manufacturing quality is all that I might expect for the price, but they do seem to do the job, they don't get magnetized, they have a good grip if you want to pull on something, and they seem impervious to soldering iron temperatures.