• 5″ – 130 mm.
• Straight, fine, pointed tips.
• Suitable to applications which require holding a component firmly. The Carbon Fiber reinforced ESD Plastic provides the tweezers with ESD and non-scratching properties.

Tip material: Engineering plastic – CARBON FIBER (CF).

• PA66/CF30 – polyamide 66 reinforced with 30 wt% carbon fiber.
• ESD safe material, lead-free.
• High mechanical strength and toughness.
• Low friction, self lubricating properties, excellent wear and abrasion resistance.
• Heat stabilized, 130°C (continuos use) – 190° (short time).
• Very low coefficient of linear thermal expansion.
• Very high rigidity, excellent tensile and flexural strength (bend strength), fatigue and creep resistance.
• Good chemical resistance (oils, grease, fuels, non polar solvents), but not resistant to strong acids, alkalis, hot water or steam.
• Applications include handling of sensitive components and devices (electronic components, micro-mechanical parts, glass and ceramic substrates, etc.) where non-scratching is critical. Popular in standard ESD and general electronics assembly and lab applications.

Tip material: High-performance plastic – CARBON PEEK (CP).

• PEEK – polyetheretherketone reinforced with carbon nano.
• ESD safe material 10⁵-10⁶ Ohm.
• Very hard, rigid, high tensile and flexural strength, very high wear resistance.
• High heat capability (260-300°C), good dimension stability, low thermal linear expansion coefficient.
• Excellent resistance to chemicals and aggressive agents, excellent resistance to thermal ageing.
• Typical applications include handling of components in cleaning/chemical/assembly processes also at high temperature (soldering).

Body material: STAINLESS STEEL (SA).

• Low carbon austenitic steel (Material number 1.4435, DIN X2CrNiMo18-14-3, AISI number 316L).
• Contains from 16.5 to 18.5 wt% chromium and has important quantities of nickel and molybdenum as additional alloying elements.
• Non-magnetizable (80%).
• Good corrosion resistance to most chemicals, salts and acids.
• Typical applications for the electronic industry, watch-makers, jewelers and laboratory and medical applications in moderately aggressive chemical environments.