Dumont tweezers are renowned for their exceptional quality and precision, making them the preferred choice for professionals in scientific and laboratory settings. Hand-crafted with meticulous attention to detail, these tweezers are designed to meet the exacting demands of delicate procedures and intricate tasks.

When choosing your tweezers, consider: 1. Style (shape) 2. Grade (tip fineness) and 3. Material (including finish)

1. Style

 Common Tweezer Styles

Style 0	Style 1	Style 2	Style 3	Style 4
Style 5	Style 7	Self-closing Tweezers	Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Safe Tweezers	Replaceable Tip Tweezers

See our Styles and Tips Guide

2. Grade

• Biological finest tips, straight tweezers are finer than curved
• High Precision most commonly used in EM work
• Electronic suitable for electronic component handling, not as fine as high precision of biological
• Chemistry adapted for chemistry, radiochemistry, and radiation metrology
• Cosmetic used in the beauty field or projects requiring very fine tips

3. Material: See more detail on Dumont Material Properties

• Carbon steel extremely hard steel alloy (>59 HRC) 
• Inox 02 standard stainless steel
• Antimagnetic steel non-magnetic and good resistance to corrosion
• Dumoxel non-magnetic and strongly anti-corrosive
• Titanium light, resistant, non-magnetic alloy
• Brass common in watch-making
• Nickel doesn’t damage the piece you handle
• Inox 08 medical grade stainless steel
• Dumostar non-magnetic cobalt rich stainless steel alloy

The different materials can be finished in various ways including: Epoxy-coated, vulcanised nitrile rubber grips and various polished metal finishes

 

For regularly stocked Dumont Tweezers, see the list below with updated availability. Click through to the product for more details.