Hakko CHP 3-SA Non-Magnetic Stainless Steel Precision Tweezers

Torin: Got these after seeing Louis Rossman recommend them. I didn't know I needed fancy tweezers. The quality on these blows any other tweezers I have used out of the water. If you are doing SMD soldering buy them. It is a must have.

United States on Sep 04, 2023

Hector Jdl: Las pinzas me parecen de una calidad enorme no se siente que con cualquier golpe se vayan a dañar y después de tenerlas ya un tiempo la punta no se ha deformado ni se ha golpeado aunque yo las usó con mucho cuidado ya que muchas veces si se llega a dañar la punta y quedan relativamente inútiles pero a pesar de darles un uso casi diario siguen en buen estado así que es una marca y un producto que volvería totalmente a comprar

Mexico on Mar 10, 2021

Gerry Ohara: I like these sharp-nosed tweezers. Good for electronics use.

Canada on Sep 26, 2020

Bill P.: You could use this to deal with ingrown hair and things like that but I used it to repair old, broken Sony Walkmen. The ends of the tweezers are very small and pointy which was great for fitting into the screw holes of the volume knob on an old Sony wm-2 from 1981. I was also able to get these really thin, small tweezers into tight spaces in electronics and pick up tiny screws. It was super valuable in stretching and installing a belt on a Walkman that was hard to get into because of how tight everything was packed together.

Definitely recommend this. Very durable and well made.

United States on Sep 18, 2020

Ryan Charlton: I wanted a pair of quality Tweezers that tapered down to a point. These are made with the fine point and small parts and objects can easily be grasped and held much easier

Canada on Aug 23, 2020

SammyJurkowski: Not sharp enough

Canada on Aug 06, 2020

mike: Did the trick for detail modelling. Small parts

Canada on Aug 28, 2019

Jonathan Taggart: These are great. I don't usually like tweezers, particularly the spring-open types. I'm more of a forceps/hemostat type of guy. I got some of these because they looked like I could manipulate the tiny electronic components I'd recently started playing with more easily than my old tools. I was right, but the springiness doesn't seem to take away from the tactile feedback of the tool, and the tips are amazingly fine. One could prick themselves easily if they weren't careful with these. They are non-magnetic, and don't seem to corrode easily. The surface finish is really nice for working under an inspection microscope or loupe, because it doesn't send reflections into your eye, but it's easy to clean at the same time. Oh, yeah, they work almost exactly like pairs that are an order of magnitude more money.

United States on Nov 06, 2017

Lucy: overall, for what you're paying for, it's a very good product.
I use this for plucking eyebrow hairs and it works very well.
Although, you have to get used to how this thing works to use it well. Only the very tip of this are touching each other, which means that if you grab a hair lightly, it has to be touching that tiny part in order to be plucked. However, I learned that if you press the handle hard enough, the hair will be plucked easily because more surface area at the tip are touching each other. so, after awhile, my hands get tired easily. But, it does provide more precision which i like about it.

United States on Jun 18, 2016

Emily: Well worth the money. I was skeptical based on the price, but I bought these on the recommendation of someone that does component level rework on laptop motherboards for a living.

These tweezers are very well made. Every surface is cleanly ground and has finished appearance. The tweezers have a very sharp point that comes in a protector and will grip even larger components, etc... very firmly. They will pick up the smallest item with ease. They seem very durable. I expect that they will hold up to quite a bit of hard work.

United States on Jun 27, 2015