Opening tool MicroSpareparts Mobile MSPP1736 — metal, 39×28×5 mm

The MicroSpareparts Mobile MSPP1736 opening tool is a compact metal pry instrument designed for precise separation of electronic device housings and internal components. With dimensions of 39×28×5 mm and a solid metallic construction, this tool provides a thin, rigid edge suited to controlled insertion between seams and clips during disassembly of smartphones, tablets and other small electronics. The small footprint allows access to narrow gaps while maintaining leverage and tactile control for delicate work.

Advantages

The metal body delivers durability and resistance to bending compared with plastic picks, enabling repeated use in repair workflows. Its slim profile and consistent thickness help reduce the risk of damaging fragile components or flexing display assemblies when used with steady technique. The compact size makes it easy to position and maneuver in tight spaces, and the rigid edge supports stable prying and separation without excessive force.

Suitable for

• Opening smartphone and tablet housings
• Separating adhesive-bonded screens and bezels
• Removing small internal plastic clips and connectors
• General small electronics disassembly and maintenance

Key specifications

• Material: metal
• Dimensions: 39 × 28 × 5 mm
• Form factor: slim pry tool / opening pick
• Edge type: thin rigid edge for controlled insertion
• Intended use: handheld manual separation and prying

How to use

Insert the thin edge of the opening tool gently into the gap between housing parts or between a display and frame. Apply controlled, even pressure to peel or lever sections apart while keeping the tool parallel to the surface where possible. Work around the perimeter in small steps rather than forcing a single large movement; this helps avoid stress on screens, connectors and internal components. Use the tool together with suction cups, spudgers or plastic picks as needed to balance leverage and protect delicate surfaces.

Usage recommendations

For safe and effective results, use the metal opening tool with steady, incremental motions and combine it with non-metallic tools where direct contact with fragile components or coated surfaces could cause scratching. Wear appropriate ESD protection when working on sensitive electronics and store the tool in a dedicated tool kit to avoid damage to finished surfaces.