Pliers c.k tools T3889 – ESD straight needle-nose pliers, 152 mm

ESD straight needle-nose pliers c.k tools T3889, 152 mm, are precision hand tools intended for static-safe handling of small components and delicate assembly tasks. The long, slim jaws give access to confined spaces and allow accurate gripping, bending and positioning of tiny parts commonly encountered in electronics, watchmaking and precision maintenance. The antistatic construction reduces the risk of electrostatic discharge when working with sensitive circuits and components.

Advantages

The tool combines a narrow profile and finely machined tips for precise control and minimal slippage. Antistatic materials and grounding features lower electrostatic discharge risk, improving safety for sensitive electronic components. The ergonomic handles provide comfortable control during extended use and reduce hand fatigue. Hardened jaw surfaces ensure lasting tip alignment and consistent gripping performance.

Suitable for

• Electronics assembly and repair, including SMD component handling
• Watchmaking and jewelry work requiring fine manipulation
• Precision mechanical assembly and small-part positioning
• Laboratory and measurement setups with static-sensitive parts

Key specifications

• Overall length: 152 mm
• Jaw type: straight needle-nose, long slender tips
• Finish: antistatic construction suitable for ESD-safe environments
• Handle: ergonomic grips for prolonged use
• Material properties: hardened jaws for wear resistance and tip alignment

How to use

Hold the pliers by the ergonomic handles and position the fine tips around the component or lead to be gripped. Apply controlled pressure to avoid damaging delicate parts and use the long jaws to reach components in recessed or crowded areas. For bending or repositioning leads, use small incremental movements rather than applying excessive force. When handling static-sensitive devices, ensure you are working in an ESD-controlled area and that wrist straps or grounding measures are in place to complement the tool's antistatic properties.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the tips regularly for wear or deformation and avoid using the pliers on hardened wire or materials beyond their intended precision use. Store the tool in a clean, dry place and maintain ESD-safe workplace practices to preserve both the tool and the components it handles.