Matilda's Own Reverse Tweezer

Reverse tweezers, also known as self-closing tweezers or reverse-action tweezers, are a type of tweezer with a unique mechanism that allows them to open when pressure is applied and close when released. Unlike traditional tweezers where pressure is required to keep them closed, reverse tweezers are designed to stay closed by default.

Here's how they work:

• When you squeeze the handles of reverse tweezers, they open up, allowing you to place or grasp objects between the tweezer tips.
• Once you release the pressure on the handles, the tweezers close automatically, securely holding the object in place until you decide to open them again.

Reverse tweezers are particularly useful in situations where you need to hold something steady without constantly applying pressure, such as during soldering, crafting, or working with small parts in electronics assembly. They provide a hands-free grip, allowing you to focus on other tasks without worrying about the tweezers losing their grip.

These tweezers come in various sizes and designs, with different types of tips suited for specific applications. They are commonly used in fields such as jewelry making, watchmaking, electronics assembly, and laboratory work where precision and control are essential.