Four reverse-action cross-lock soldering tweezers plus a weighted third-hand stand — squeeze to open, let go and they grip the work by themselves.
⭐ At a glance
📏 160mm tweezers, stainless steel jaws with insulated wood-fibre grips
✅ Cross-lock (reverse-action) mechanism — closed at rest, squeeze to open, releases to clamp firmly
📦 4 tweezers (flat, straight fine-tip, angled, curved hook) + 1 weighted third-hand stand
✔️ New
Specifications
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Bundled Items: Tweezers
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Set Contents: 4 tweezers + 1 third-hand stand
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Unit Quantity: 5
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Tweezer Length: 160mm each
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Material: Stainless steel jaws with wood-fibre grips
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Mechanism: Cross-lock, self-closing reverse-action
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Stand: Weighted metal base with adjustable clamping arm
🔧 What it does & how to use
Cross-lock tweezers work backwards from ordinary tweezers: they sit closed under spring tension, and squeezing the handles opens the jaws. Once you release the piece into position, the jaws snap shut and hold it firmly on their own — freeing both hands to bring a torch or soldering iron to the joint without fighting muscle fatigue from pinching. The set covers flat/spatula, straight fine-tip, angled and curved hook-tip jaws, so you can pick the right grip for rings, chain links, jump rings, bezels, wire or PCB components. The third-hand stand takes any of the four tweezers (or your own tool) in its clamping head, and its weighted circular base keeps everything steady even with the arm extended.
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Choose your tweezer: pick the tip shape that suits the piece — flat for sheet stock, fine straight tip for small findings, angled or hook tip for awkward angles and chain.
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Load the work: squeeze the handles to open the jaws, place the piece, then let go so the cross-lock clamps it shut.
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Mount in the stand (optional): fit the tweezer into the clamping arm of the third-hand stand for a fully hands-free hold.
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Set the angle: position the arm and tighten the wing screw finger-tight to lock it in place; loosen to reposition.
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Solder or work the piece: apply heat or make your join with both hands free — the fibre grips stay cool even when the jaw end is hot.
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Cool and release: let the tips cool naturally before opening the jaws again — don't quench hot steel in water, as it weakens the temper.
