Apex Tool Group, LLC
Apex Tool Group, LLC E7SA electrician tool 45° curved tips .28 mm wide .41 mm thick
Precision tweezers with 45° curved tips measuring .28 mm wide and .41 mm thick for fine electrical work
- ESD-safe handling protects sensitive components
- 45° curved tips reach tight spaces with precision
- .28 mm tip width grips ultra-fine wires securely
- .41 mm tip thickness adds strength without bulk
- Stainless steel resists acid, heat, corrosion and magnetism
Precision tweezers for fine electrical work
The E7SA is a manual, ESD-safe tweezer built for electricians and electronics technicians who handle delicate components. Its 45-degree curved tips reach into tight spaces while the cushioned foam handles reduce fatigue during extended use. Stainless-steel construction resists acid, heat, corrosion and magnetic interference.
Upgrade from basic straight-tip tweezers
When a straight tip cannot access angled solder joints or densely packed boards, the curved geometry provides the needed reach without repositioning the workpiece. The switch is worth it for anyone regularly manipulating fine wires or surface-mount parts where tip precision determines success.
Handles wire and components up to the tip limits
The .28 mm tip width and .41 mm thickness give secure grip on ultra-fine leads and small SMD packages. Headroom ends when components exceed the narrow tip profile or when higher clamping force than a manual tool provides becomes necessary.
Highlights
- ESD-safe handling protects sensitive components
- 45° curved tips reach tight spaces with precision
- .28 mm tip width grips ultra-fine wires securely
- .41 mm tip thickness adds strength without bulk
- Stainless steel resists acid, heat, corrosion and magnetism
Specifications
| Brand | Erem |
|---|---|
| Model | E7SA |
Questions about this item
Will the 45 degree curved tips with .28 mm width and .41 mm thickness reach into the tight component spacing on my board?
The 45 degree curved tips measure .28 mm wide and .41 mm thick, giving a fine point for dense component spacing.
How do I avoid damaging the ESD safe coating when I first use these tweezers?
Handle only the cushioned foam grips; the stainless steel tips and body are ESD safe but oils or abrasives on the tips can degrade surface resistance.
When will the .28 mm wide curved tips need replacement under daily soldering use?
Stainless steel tips resist acid, heat and corrosion, so tip wear depends on abrasion frequency rather than a fixed schedule; inspect tip geometry periodically.
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