Ideal-tek 0.SA.0.ITU High Precision Tweezers | Fine Sharp Tip, Anti-Magnetic SS, 120mm
Ideal-tek 0.SA.0.ITU High Precision Tweezers | Fine Sharp Tip, Anti-Magnetic SS, 120mm
The Ideal-tek 0.SA.0.ITU is a 120mm high-precision anti-magnetic stainless steel tweezer with a fine, sharp Type 0 tip (0.20mm wide, 0.15mm thick) — engineered for delicate PCB assembly, SMD component placement, and cleanroom work where visibility and precise tip control are critical.
Ideal-tek 0.SA.0.ITU High Precision Tweezers — Full Specifications
The 0.SA.0.ITU features a sandblasted SA-grade stainless steel body that resists magnetism and acid corrosion. Its ultra-fine straight tip enables accurate placement in tight spaces, while the superior finish ensures consistent performance across high-volume assembly environments.
| Category | High precision tweezers |
| Tip style | 0 |
| Tip features | Fine, sharp |
| Tip type | Straight |
| Reverse action | No |
| ESD safe | No |
| Body material | SA — Anti-Magnetic Anti-Acid Stainless Steel |
| Body coating / finishing | Sandblasted |
| Special features | Superior finish |
| Product OAL (mm – in) | 120.00 – 4.724 |
| Product width (mm – in) | 10.00 – 0.394 |
| Product height (mm – in) | 12.00 – 0.472 |
| Tip thickness (mm – in) | 0.15 – 0.006 |
| Tip width (mm – in) | 0.20 – 0.008 |
| Tip opening gap (mm – in) | 8.0 – 0.315 |
| Net weight (g – lb) | 14.5 – 0.032 |
| RoHS compliant | Yes |
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Ideal-tek 0.SA.0.ITU ESD safe?
No — this model uses SA-grade anti-magnetic stainless steel, which is not ESD dissipative. For ESD-safe handling, look for Ideal-tek models with the ESD designation.
What does the Type 0 tip style mean?
The Type 0 tip is fine and sharp — designed for precise placement of small SMD components in tight spaces where a thicker tip would obstruct visibility or contact adjacent parts.
What is SA stainless steel?
SA is Ideal-tek's designation for anti-magnetic, anti-acid stainless steel. It will not magnetize components during handling and resists corrosion from flux and cleaning agents.
How does the 0.SA compare to the 00B.SA tip?
The Type 0 tip is finer and sharper than the Type 00B — better suited for delicate SMD work and tight placements, while the 00B offers a stronger grip for larger components.
