We Specialize In Hand Tools
We Specialize In Hand Tools

MTE Solutions stocks a broad selection of precision hand tools for electronics assembly, PCB work, wire processing, and industrial maintenance — including tweezers, cutters, pliers, crimp tools, screwdrivers, scissors, and wrenches. We carry trusted brands including Excelta, Tronex, Lindstrom, Aven Tools, Hakko, Kolver, Botron, Steinel, and Techspray.
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of hand tools does MTE Solutions carry for electronics and PCB assembly?
Our hand tool catalog covers the full range of tools used in electronics manufacturing and bench assembly. Precision tweezers from Excelta and Aven Tools are available in straight, angled, and curved tip profiles for SMD component handling. Flush cutters from Tronex and Lindstrom are engineered for lead trimming with minimal jaw deflection. Crimp tools and dies are available for a range of connector series and wire gauges used in wire harness and cable assembly.
Do you carry ESD-safe hand tools?
Yes. Many of the tweezers, cutters, pliers, and screwdrivers in our catalog are ESD-safe, with dissipative handles and grounded metal components rated to prevent electrostatic discharge to sensitive components. Botron specializes in ESD-safe tool sets, and Excelta offers ESD-rated tweezers and tools designed for use in ANSI/ESD S20.20-compliant workstations. If you are building or maintaining an ESD-controlled workstation, selecting ESD-safe tools is a required element of your program.
What screwdriver and torque tool options are available for precision assembly?
Screwdrivers in our catalog range from manual precision drivers for delicate electronics work to electric torque-controlled drivers from Kolver for production line assembly. Kolver electric screwdrivers offer programmable torque settings and are used in applications where consistent fastener torque is required for quality documentation. Hakko also offers precision hand tools suited for soldering station bench setups.
What cutting and stripping tools are best for wire harness and cable assembly?
Cutters, pliers, and scissors from brands like Excelta and Tronex are designed for repetitive cutting tasks with ergonomic handles that reduce fatigue during high-volume production. For wire processing, crimp tools with interchangeable dies allow a single tool to handle multiple connector types. Steinel heat guns and Techspray tools round out the bench toolkit for shrink tubing application and cleaning tasks.
