Knipex 200mm Stainless Steel Serrated Tweezer

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RS stock no.:
247-3320
Mfr. Part No.:
92 61 01
Manufacturer:
Knipex
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Brand

Knipex

Product Type

Tweezer

Material

Stainless Steel

Overall Length

200mm

Point Type

Serrated

Anti-Magnetic

Yes

Number of Pieces

1

ESD Safe

No

Anti-Acid

Yes

Solder Adhesion Resistant

No

Standards/Approvals

No

Overall Width

12mm

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COO (Country of Origin):
DE

KNIPEX 92 61 01 Universal Tweezers serrated 200 mm


92 61 01 Universal Tweezers Universal Tweezers are suitable for demanding standard applications and precision tasks. Wide range of designs: straight, angled, gripping surfaces and handles smooth or serrated, with needle points, narrow or blunt tips, as well as different lengths. For the electronics industry, watchmakers and jewellers. High-quality stainless steel: extremely tough and very good corrosion resistance against a variety of atmospheric environments and many corrosive materials. - Surface: matt finish- Finish: straight- Tips width (A): 2mm- Tips width (B): 3.2mm- Tweezers tip version: blunt- Corrosion-resistant: yes - Acid resistance: very good- ESD-tested: no - VDE tested: no - Sectors: Industry electronics Watch makers Jeweller- Magnetic: non-magnetisable (80%)- Behaviour: Conductive

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Universal Tweezers Are Suitable For Demanding Standard Applications And Precision Tasks
Wide Range Of Designs: Straight, Angled, Gripping Surfaces And Handles Smooth Or Serrated, With Needle Points, Narrow Or Blunt Tips, As Well As Different Lengths
For The Electronics Industry, Watchmakers And Jewellers
High-Quality Stainless Steel: Extremely Tough And Very Good Corrosion Resistance Against A Variety Of Atmospheric Environments And Many Corrosive Materials

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