The electronics tools from the MICROFOX product range offer a range of pliers for all tasks in electronics and electromechanical engineering. The sophisticated and precise electronics tools are ideal for working in hard to access areas such as PCB components. To protect sensitive electronic components, we recommend the ESD versions with special handles.
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ESD electronic diagonal cutter, round head, without chamfer, with opening spring, non-reflective coating and phosphate-treated, 2-component grip, cutting capacity: soft 0.2 - 2.0 mm; medium hard 1 mm diameter
Electronic diagonal cutter, tapered head, without chamfer, with opening spring, non-reflective phosphate-treated surface, punched version
Electronic diagonal cutter, round head, without chamfer, with opening spring, mirror-polished and oiled, 2-component grip, cutting capacity: soft 0.2 - 2.0 mm; medium hard 1.2 mm; hard 0.5 mm diameter
Electronic diagonal cutter, tapered head, angled (21°), without chamfer, with opening spring
Electronic diagonal cutter, round head, without chamfer, with opening spring, mirror-polished and oiled, 2-component handle, cutting capacity diameter: soft 0.2 ... 2.0 mm; medium hard 1.2 mm; hard 0.5 mm, type of packaging: with holder for sales display (backcard)
Electronic round-nose pliers, with opening spring, smooth gripping surface, type of packaging: with holder for sales display (backcard)
Electronic flat pliers, smooth gripping surface, with spring opening
Electronic diagonal cutter, with opening spring, tapered head, angled (21°), without chamfer, type of packaging: with holder for sales display (backcard)
Electronic needle-nose pliers, smooth gripping surface, with opening spring, type of packaging: with holder for sales display (backcard)
Electronic needle-nose pliers, smooth grip, with opening spring
ESD electronics pliers
Protect highly sensitive electronic components against electrostatic discharge (ESD). The special handles of the ESD electronics pliers are made from conductive plastic. This means that electrostatic energy is discharged in a gradual and controlled manner.
