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Ideal-tek High Precision Tweezers, 120 mm Type 7.S

Brand:Ideal-tek

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Length
120 mm
Material
Stainless steel
Tip shape
Sharp
UNSPSC
41122405
Version
Curved, extra fine

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Product description

The Ideal-tek High Precision Tweezers, 120 mm Type 7.S are expertly designed for detailed handling in laboratory, electronics, and precision assembly applications. Crafted with high-quality stainless steel, these tweezers offer superior durability, corrosion resistance, and accuracy. The fine tips are ideal for delicate work requiring exceptional control and minimal tip deformation.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Ideal-tek
  • Length: 120 mm
  • Type: 7.S
  • Material: High-quality stainless steel
  • Application: Suitable for lab work, electronics, precision assembly, and handling small components

The Ideal-tek tweezers are perfect for professionals who require precision tools for demanding applications.

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High precision tweezers 120 mm type 7.S

Manufacturer P/N

7.S.0.IT

Part Number

6.318 313

Manufacturer

Ideal-tek

Length

120 mm

High precision tweezers 110 mm type 5.S, SS - tips, extra fine

Manufacturer P/N

5.S.0.IT

Part Number

6.273 228

Manufacturer

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Length

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Frequently asked questions

It are expertly designed for detailed handling in laboratory, electronics, and precision assembly applications. Crafted with high-quality stainless steel, these tweezers offer superior durability, corrosion resistance, and accuracy. The fine tips are ideal for delicate work requiring exceptional control and minimal tip deformation.

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