Tweezers
Reverse Action Tweezers
Reverse action tweezers work the other way round: the tips are closed at rest and are opened by squeezing the arms. The component stays held without hand force, which relieves the hand during soldering, bonding and longer fixturing tasks. Besides the fine SMD shapes 31, 31c, 53 and 53c the category includes soldering reverse action tweezers in shapes R29 and R30 with plastic handles and shovel type jaws. ESD variants are dissipative to IEC 61340-5-1 at 10⁶ to 10⁹ Ω. The range holds 24 articles from Bernstein, Weller, Knipex, Bahco and C.K.
- 23 items
- 5 manufacturers
- Net prices plus VAT
Buying guide
How to choose Reverse Action Tweezers
What matters when choosing: properties, comparison and typical applications.
Technical Features
Designs compared
| Shape | Tips | Feature |
|---|---|---|
| 31 | straight, self holding | fixing SMD components |
| 31c | curved, self holding | access at a viewing angle |
| 53 | straight, fine | fine assembly work |
| 53c | angled, fine | access in tight spaces |
| R29 | soldering type, plastic handle | holding at the hot solder joint |
| R30 | shovel type jaws | larger parts and heat sinking |
Typical Applications
Typical applications: Fixing components during soldering and bonding; heat sinking on temperature sensitive devices; holding wires and strands during tinning; assembly work that must leave both hands free; optics and precision mechanics assembly with insulated tips; test and laboratory work with long holding times.