YAKAMOZ 3pcs Precision Reverse Ceramic Tweezers Non-Conductive, Heat Resistant, Anti-Magnetic Pointed & Curved Tips Tweezer Set for Pinching Coils While Firing

These are a must-have for anyone who does fine detail work that requires handling small objects. The tweezers are sturdy and strong, with precision tips that securely hold small objects while manipulating them without needing to apply constant pressure. Being non-conductive and heat-resistant makes them suitable for tasks such as electrical work. Highly recommend.

There are a lot of complaints here, which made my wary to order these, but I did anyway, and figured I'd send them back if I wasn't satisfied.The ones I got seem well made, and nicely finished. The alignment of the tips is perfect, couldn't be better. BUT they sure looked and felt like plastic, as quite a few other customers have claimed. The ceramic is glossy, and has a kind of greasy feel to it, just like plastic. I was about to box them up for a return, when I thought I'd give Amazon proof that they were not ceramic. I heated the tips with a cigarette lighter, and then pressed them against a piece of steel. Nothing - they were very hot, but undamaged - they just had black carbon on them from the flame. OK, I took them out to my Jewelry studio, and hit them with a torch until the tips were glowing red. They withstood it perfectly, no softening or damage at all - it even burned off the carbon stains.All in all , I'm completely satisfied with them, and will have many uses for them in my studio. I may order another set. I think the tips are sort of like Corningware that is a ceramic/glass composition. They sure look like plastic, but DEFINITELY ARE NOT. A common test for glass/plastic is to bump it against your teeth. Plastic will give a duller sound, while glass will give a sharp tic. Try it.

I needed tweezers that could handle button batteries without shorting them out. They do that pretty well. For that purpose at least one pair could have a finer point. I might just abrade one down for that. I haven't used them for holding items while soldering, but they look like they would do that well. The tips were all well aligned and fastened tightly. They are slippery and without gripping striations cut into their surface. I expected that so it wasn't a disappointment. They are worth the price, for me.

Even at 240W, with usual working at 40W, and enough 60W to keep in a studio... these are first to the top and should get an advantage in safety ratings for good service. All three shapes are excellent to work in. Considerate to appearances required in hot soldering, the parallel faces fine approach are 5 stars to share with approval. Cart First! 5 Stars.

They work very well. No static stick problem when working with small parts. Better than using bare metal tweezers.

son super precisas y tienen un excelente agarre!!! me encantan. La calidad es TOP!

These stainless steel and ceramic tweezers are heavy duty but all are poorly aligned at the tip. They are magnetic as well. I was hoping for a non-magnetic steel.

Sturdy, well finished, definitely non-conductive, and with a good grip - much better than plastic tweezers. They work very well when replacing button cells in watches.