Product Description
Special tweezers for the professional locksmith. Groove on working end of tweezers is designed to hold lock pins or springs for keying lock cylinders. The groove in the tip of the pin tumbler tweezer provides a firm, non-twisting grip on cylinder pins for easy loading. The tip is also milled back so that the outside diameter of a standard .115″ pin extends past the tip. This permits the pin to butt up against the end of the plug follower when loading the upper chambers from inside the lock housing. Length: 6 inches.
Russell (verified owner) – :
Very well built and sturdy. Does the job yhey are intended for. They also dont deflect when misaligned like cheaper versions can do.
Mike B (verified owner) – :
Very nicely made. I also have the Sparrows tweezers, both have their benefits. These hold the pins better but require quite a bit of force to keep the pin held. The Sparrows cup the pin easily but are no good for springs, etc. I’m happy to have both. I got these with the 7 pin adversay lock, both shipped to NZ in a couple of weeks, no problem. All good!
Mathieu (verified owner) – :
Makes it a lot easier to handle pins as opposed to standard, straight tweezers, although it’s a bit tricky with shorter pins as the tip is 0,25″ wide but still, definitely worth the money!
larry (verified owner) – :
good tool. takes quite a bit of force to work and hold a pin. or my old tired fingers are getting week?
tips could be a little “shorter” length? width? part that holds the pins can be ground down for a better? custom” fit? kinda long (grip area)for some pins.
Ernest (verified owner) – :
The tweezers are large enough to hold easily in your hand and yet the cut tip allows for precise handling of any type of pin.
It is not a tiny delicate instrument, it is a tool to hold pins and it does that extremely well.
Very fast shipping and they arrived in perfect shape.
TIMOTHY ANDREWS (verified owner) – :
Outstanding quality
grommet (verified owner) – :
Could be better finished but quality tool. A bit stiff and large but I think that may come down to preference. Holds pins securely – they do not fly out, skip when picking them up or fall while carrying. My tweezers came with some discoloration, what could be rusting, on the inside high up.