Handwerkzeuge - ESD (antistatic)

Professional tools

Professional hand tools for electronics manufacturing, assembly, and maintenance demand surface resistances of 10⁶-10⁹ Ω (IEC 61340-5-1) to protect ESD-sensitive components throughout the assembly process. From precision tweezers with tip forces below 20 g to torque screwdrivers calibrated to ±4% accuracy, and crimping tools rated for wire cross-sections of 0.08-16 mm², the right hand tool eliminates rework and protects components rated at <100 V Human Body Model sensitivity.

esd.equipment supplies 3,827 professional hand tools across 13 subcategories - sourced from leading manufacturers and covering ESD-safe, non-sparking, and standard variants. All ESD tools comply with IEC 61340-5-1 and DIN EN 61340-5-2, making this range suitable for EPA-certified workplaces in electronics, semiconductor, medical device, and aerospace production environments.

Other tools Accessories and ancillary tools for professional workshop and EPA use Crimping tools Wire range 0.08-16 mm², ratchet and non-ratchet, DIN EN 60352 Tool sets Complete ESD-safe sets, 10-100+ pieces, IEC 61340-5-1 compliant Pliers Needle-nose, flat, round-nose; ESD-safe handles, jaw widths 10-60 mm Vacuum pipettes Component pick-up for SMD 0201-PLCC, tip diameters 0.3-5.0 mm Torque tools Range 0.1-200 Nm, accuracy ±4%, ISO 6789 / DIN EN ISO 6789 Drill PCB and precision drills, diameters 0.3-13 mm, HSS and carbide Tweezers ESD-safe, tip force <20 g, stainless steel, SA/SS/SL types, IEC 61340 Side cutter Flush and micro-cut, wire capacity up to 2.5 mm², ESD-safe grips Stripping tools Automatic and manual, AWG 10-30 / 0.05-6 mm², IEC 60352 compliant Mirror Inspection mirrors, telescopic handles 150-600 mm, mirror dia. 25-75 mm Knives and scalpels Precision scalpels, snap-off and fixed blades, ESD-safe handles, interchangeable Non-sparking tools Al-Cu and Be-Cu alloys, ATEX zone 1/2/21/22, DIN EN 13237 compliant
Key technical advantages - Hand Tools at a glance
ESD surface resistance 10⁶-10⁹ Ω - all ESD tools comply with IEC 61340-5-1 for EPA-certified workplaces
🔍 Torque accuracy ±4% - calibrated torque tools per ISO 6789 for traceable fastening
🛠 3,827 tools across 13 categories - crimping, stripping, tweezers, pliers, cutters and more
Wire range 0.08-16 mm² - crimping and stripping tools for AWG 10-30 and metric cross-sections
🛡 Non-sparking ATEX zone 1/21 - Al-Cu and Be-Cu alloys per DIN EN 13237 for hazardous areas
SMD component handling from 0201 - vacuum pipettes and tweezers with tip force <20 g for micro-assembly

ESD-safe vs. Standard vs. Non-sparking - Hand Tool technical comparison

Criterion ESD-safe tools Standard tools Non-sparking tools
Surface resistance 10⁶-10⁹ Ω (IEC 61340-5-1) >10¹¹ Ω (insulating) Conductive (metal alloy)
Discharge protection HBM <100 V, CDM <200 V None Not applicable
Material (handles) Carbon-filled polymer, dissipative Standard plastic / rubber Al-Cu or Be-Cu alloy
Applicable standard IEC 61340-5-1, DIN EN 61340-5-2 DIN EN ISO 5745 (pliers) DIN EN 13237, ATEX zone 1/21
Typical application EPA, SMT, PCB assembly General workshop use Oil, gas, chemical plants
Spark risk Controlled static discharge only Possible (metal-on-metal) None (alloy design)
Calibration / traceability Periodic resistance test per IEC 61340-5-2 Not required Material cert. required

Typical application areas: Electronics manufacturing and SMT assembly (IPC-A-610, IEC 61340-5-1), semiconductor wafer handling (SEMI S1/S2), medical device production (ISO 13485), automotive electronics assembly (IATF 16949, VDA 6.3), aerospace and defense (AS9100D), oil, gas and chemical maintenance in ATEX zones (DIN EN 13237), precision mechanics and R&D laboratories

3,827 tools in stock ESD-safe, non-sparking and standard variants from leading manufacturers
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IEC 61340-5-1 compliant All ESD hand tools tested and certified for EPA workplace use
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Torque & calibration ISO 6789 traceable torque tools with ±4% accuracy for audited production
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