Rolson 59102 6 pc Epoxy Coated Tweezers

Are these unique? I own several sets of tweezers: plastic, stainless steel, chrome-plated, brass even wood but these are the first epoxy-coated tweezers I have ever encountered. Apart from their tough coating, the characteristic that attracted me into buying a set where their tips. They are very close to being needle sharp. Fortunately they are supplied with a tough sleeves that slips over their tips. They are easily sharp enough to puncture skin so great care has to be exercised in handling them. The very fine tips means they are suitable for intricate work but I would draw the line at manipulating small electronic components because the coating 'may' conduct static electricity through to their steel centres which might damage the components. However, i have no evidence to suggest they should NOT be used for any electronic projects. If I have one criticism I would like to have seen a carry case or small tool roll to house the tweezers because they come as a set of 6 'loose' tweezers. With instruments this sharp it is important not to mislay any of them. They are potentially dangerous and should be treated with extreme care.

Very good non-magnetic tweezers for the money.They don't magnetically attract screws which is very good when picking small steel parts from a container.Normal magnets attract these tweezers only a very tiny bit and even neodynium magnets attract them less than other steel objects.After putting these tweezers in contact with a neodynium magnet they still don't attract steel objects.The pointed tweezers from this set are extremely sharp - useful for picking up tiny objects but need to be handled very carefully and I recommend keeping the silicone caps on when not in use (each pair of tweezers comes with a silicone cap, don't discard it).Overall they are quite well made and almost perfectly centered.These tweezers are not very good for pulling something stuck - they don't offer too much grip because they are a bit thin and finely finished on tips.

They have a nice quality feel with the tips tapering to fine needle points but, for me, therein lies the problem. It's a set of 6 tweezers but 5 of them are essentially the same. Sure the handle part may differ slightly and one end is angled but 5 of the 6 end with a similar needle sharp point.They were an impulse buy but have already proved useful and at that low price you can't go wrong.

I've bought several pairs of cheapish "precision" tweezers in the past and none of them have been much use. So I wasn't expecting too much from these, in spite of the reviews. But they really are excellent, very well made indeed. I'm most impressed.(Although a little bewildered by the range - there are 3 basic shapes: curved, round and pointy, there being 3 variations of the latter which seem pretty much identical as far as I can see, the only differences are in handle size and shape, and each bears a different esoteric code. What do those codes mean exactly? I'd love to know.)

These are obviously very light tweezers, for fine technical work. They are also nicely made, with the tips meeting exactly. High value product I reckon.

Great ideal for hobby use although the tips do tend to bend slightly without much pressure being applied.

Very nice set. I like the range and precision of the tools. I have been using for a few months, with limited use, but I am certain these will last a long time if treated properly.

Everything ok.