Hakko CHP 5-SA Stainless Steel Non-Magnetic Precision Tweezers with Super-Fine Point Thin-Tapered Sharp Tips, 4-1/4" Length

These 100% aren't meant for anything else else else else else else else else If you try to pluck nose hairs or pick up larger objects with them, they will bend and deflect. For larger object manipulation where more sturdiness is required, I would recommend Wiha 44501s or possibly other types of Hakko twezzers, which I have yet to try.

Clyde Reyes

| Mar 07, 2021

The tweezers appear to be well-made and simple to operate. I was able to pick up individual grains of salt and form a line with them. br>br>The thickness is slightly less than the other pair I received, 00D-. The 00D-SA, however, has perfectly aligned tips. The alignment of SA is almost perfect. They also claim to be made in Italy. br>br>.

Garrett Fields

| Aug 07, 2021

These are extremely fine points, much finer than the point of a sewing needle. They're great for dissecting mosses and lichens. In terms of quality, they're comparable to forceps that cost much more.

Emery FRASER

| Feb 21, 2021

I liked these tweezers until I dropped them on the bathroom tile and bent the ends, which I can't bend back into shape to get a good grip. As a result, they're largely ineffective. I'm going to get a new pair because I liked them so much.

Josue Li

| Jan 25, 2021

These tweezers are adequate; I could live without them, but they are useful in an emergency. There was no intention of making a pun.

Keegan Eaton

| Apr 05, 2021

These tweezers are nearly as good as professional lab tweezers, which are twice the price.

Lauryn Herman

| Oct 18, 2021

I'm going to use my pins to move small objects; Platas, flowers, and other tools.

Gracelynn O’DONNELL

| Jan 20, 2021

Thank you for your time and consideration. br>.

Willie Bowen

| Oct 07, 2021