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Ceramic Tip Tweezers
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Medium Ceramic Tip Tweezer
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5” (127 mm) Ceramic tip tweezers on a stainless steel antimagnetic body. Tips are made of Zirconia ceramic, which is even harder than Stainless Steel and does not contain carbon or other metal addatives. It offers good resistance to chemicals. White ceramic tips are antimagnetic (Zero residual magnatism) and microwave sterilization compatible. They do not produce metalic contamination and offer good thermal insulation for soldering; solder will not adhere to the surface. Ceramic tips are clean room safe. Working temperature up to 1500 celsius. Made in Switzerland. Tip size .040” (1 mm). Excelta Part # 277-CE
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Fine Point Dissapative Ceramic Tip Tweezers
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| 4-3/4” (121 mm) Static dissipative ceramic tip tweezers on a stainless steel antimagnetic body. Tips are made of Zirconia ceramic, which is even harder than Stainless Steel and does not contain carbon or other metal addatives. It offers good resistance to chemicals. Black ceramic tips are antimagnetic (Zero residual magnatism) and microwave sterilization compatible. They do not produce metalic contamination and offer good thermal insulation for soldering; solder will not adhere to the surface. Ceramic tips are clean room safe. Working temperature up to 1500 celsius. Made in Switzerland. Tip size .012” (0.3 mm ). Excelta Part # A-275A-CE |
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Replacement Tips for Ceramic Tip Tweezers
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| Replacement tips for A-275A-CE. Static dissipative Ceramic tip. Tips are made of Zirconia ceramic, which is even harder than Stainless Steel and does not contain carbon or other metal addatives. It offers good resistance to chemicals. Black ceramic tips are antimagnetic (Zero residual magnatism) and microwave sterilization compatible. They do not produce metalic contamination and offer good thermal insulation for soldering; solder will not adhere to the surface. Ceramic tips are clean room safe. Working temperature up to 1500 celsius. Made in Switzerland. Tip size .012” (0.3 mm ). Excelta Part # A-275-RTX |
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Fine Point White Ceramic Tip Tweezers
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4-3/4” (121 mm) Ceramic tip tweezers on a stainless steel antimagnetic body. Tips are made of Zirconia ceramic, which is even harder than Stainless Steel and does not contain carbon or other metal addatives. It offers good resistance to chemicals. White ceramic tips are antimagnetic (Zero residual magnatism) and microwave sterilization compatible. They do not produce metalic contamination and offer good thermal insulation for soldering; solder will not adhere to the surface. Ceramic tips are clean room safe. Working temperature up to 1500° celsius. Made in Switzerland. Tip size .012” (0.3 mm ). Excelta Part # D-275A-CE
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Replacement tips for Ceramic Tip Tweezers
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| Replacement tips for white ceramic tip tweezers. Tips are made of Zirconia ceramic, which is even harder than Stainless Steel and does not contain carbon or other metal addatives. It offers good resistance to chemicals. White ceramic tips are antimagnetic (Zero residual magnatism) and microwave sterilization compatible. They do not produce metalic contamination and offer good thermal insulation for soldering; solder will not adhere to the surface. Ceramic tips are clean room safe. Working temperature up to 1500 celsius. Made in Switzerland. Tip size .012” (0.3 mm ). Excelta Part # D-275-RTX |
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Ergonomic Ceramic Tip Tweezers
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5-1/4” (133 mm) Ergonomic design ceramic tip tweezers on a stainless steel antimagnetic body. Tips are made of Zirconia ceramic, which is even harder than Stainless Steel and does not contain carbon or other metal addatives. It offers good resistance to chemicals. Black ceramic tips are antimagnetic (Zero residual magnatism) and microwave sterilization compatible. They do not produce metalic contamination and offer good thermal insulation for soldering; solder will not adhere to the surface. Ceramic tips are clean room safe. Working temperature up to 1500 celsius. Made in Switzerland. Tip size .012” (0.3 mm).
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