TEST Tweezers - Styles and Types Guide for Dumont Tweezers
Dumont tweezers come in a variety of styles (tip size) and types (tip shapes) to suit most applications.
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Style 0 | Geneva pattern, thin tips |
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Style 00 | Geneva pattern, strong tips, heavy body | ![]() |
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Style 00C | Geneva pattern, strong tips, short shanks | ![]() |
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Style OO SA ESD |
Geneva pattern, strong tips, thick body
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Style 0A | Thin tips | ![]() |
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Style 0C100 | Geneva pattern | ![]() |
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Style 0C90 | Geneva pattern, short | ![]() |
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Style 1 | Strong tips |
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Style 1AM | Strong tips, popular in watch-making | ![]() |
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Style 1L | Strong, flat round tips with inside chamfer | ![]() |
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Style 2 | Strong long tips |
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Style 2A | Flat rounded tips | ![]() |
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Style 2AM | Strong tips with bevel | ![]() |
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Style 2L | Special tips, mirror finished inside | ![]() |
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Style 3 | Thin tips | ![]() |
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Style 3AM | Thin tips | ![]() |
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Style 3C | Type 3 short, thin tips | ![]() |
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Style 4 | Very thin tips, stronger than type 5 | ![]() |
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Style 5 | Super thin tips | ![]() |
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Style 10B | For curving centre of hairsprings | ![]() |
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Style 11 | Strong tips, to manipulate delicate parts | ![]() |
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Style 27 | Thin tips | ![]() |
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Style 55 | Type 5, light shanks, very thin tips for hairsprings | ![]() |
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Style 60/3 | To bend thin copper wires. | ![]() |
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Style A | Strong tips | ![]() |
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Style AA | Strong tips | ![]() |
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Style AC | Type A, short | ![]() |
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Style F | Wide square tips for clock hands | ![]() |
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Style H | Triangle tips, short shanks | ![]() |
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Style P | Strong tips | ![]() |
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Style PP | Strong tips | ![]() |
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Style S | Thin tips | ![]() |
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Style S5 | Long popular tweezers to manipulate delicate parts | ![]() |
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Style SS135 | Long narrow shanks, thin tips | ![]() |
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Style SS140 | Long narrow shanks, thin tips | ![]() |
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Style 5/15 | Thin tips, bent 15 degrees for hairsprings | ![]() |
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Style 5/45 | Thin tips, bent 45 degrees for hairsprings | ![]() |
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Style 5/90 | Thin tips, bent 90 degrees for hairsprings | ![]() |
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Style 5A | Oblique tips for working under the microscope | ![]() |
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Style 6 | Thin hooked tips | ![]() |
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Style 7 | Curved and thin tips | ![]() |
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Style 7A | Curved strong tips | ![]() |
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Style 7B | Curved tips with inside serrations | ![]() |
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Style 15AP | For cutting various copper wires, parallel cutting edges | ![]() |
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Style N0C | Type 0 short, thin tips | ![]() |
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Style N1 | Type 1, strong tips | ![]() |
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Style N2 | Type 2, long strong tips | ![]() |
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Style N2A | Type 2A, round tips | ![]() |
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Style N3 | Type 3, thin tips | ![]() |
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Style N5 | Type 5, super thin tips | ![]() |
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Style N5A | Type 5A, super thin oblique tips | ![]() |
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Style N0 | Type 0, thin tips | ![]() |
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Style N3C | Type 3 short, thin tips | ![]() |
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Style N4 | Type 4, very thin tips | ![]() |
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Style NAA | Type AA, strong tips | ![]() |
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Style NPP | Type PP, strong tips | ![]() |
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Type Codes
AC: Anti-capillary tip tweezers, only available in biological grade. These tweezers defy capillary action and they are favoured by some users for "staining" operations. They delicate and easily damaged.
L: Tweezers with clamping ring for holding objects in place.
N: Designed to be self-closing.
STD: Designed for static-dissipative handling.
ESD: Grips made to minimise electrostatic discharge (ESD), generally made of vulcanised nitrile rubber or epoxy-coated.
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