It is for correction of bending of sticker sticking

Although it is tweezers for stamps, the use is not for stamps but as purchased for peeling off the seal. It is the inner Bali that caught my eye. As it seems that the seal is broken, deburring was carried out and matching was perfect so it might be good for stamps but it will slide when peeling off the seal, so adjust the angle and fit the force only with the tip By doing so it fitted well, the seal peeled off firmly without slipping. I raised the corner of the seal with the blade of the cutter, picked it with tweezers and slowly peeled off so that the bottom paper that was stuck was peeled off without being pulled together. In order to hold the corner of the raised seal with your fingers, it does not work unless it wakes up fairly, but since that point is tweezers, it should be caught if it gets up. This makes it easier to fix things such as name seals that have been bent and stuck together without the sticky part becoming weaker. The tweezers were a bit smaller than I thought, is it right? (Lol)

Does it originally exist?

It seems that it is designed not to hurt the stamp surely. However, I am afraid that my usage is bad or clumsy, sometimes I get stamps dropped without being trapped well. Even feeling that tweezers dedicated to easy-to-use stamps exist or can be created, tweezers do not face. But I am using it.

If it does not look strictly, it is neither possible nor impossible

Compared with "TRUSCO stainless steel tweezers stamp stamps 120", the product appearance and package description are very similar. When closing the tip (grasping), it closed normally in parallel. However, in the plane part to be grasped, there was a very slight burr left. If you do not grab firmly, I think that there is no problem, but those who are interested should use it after scraping off with paper sandpaper.

Annex (ANEX) stainless steel tweezers stamp No.132

Purchased for work and stamps. Domestic production. The material is made of stainless steel which is considerably thin, it does not matter if it is used for stamps, but depending on the application for work, it is weak. 100 equal forceps and 1 mm with the same thickness. Because it is thin, some distortion can be easily corrected. It is better to use it after deburring with # 1000 paper file with a slight burr.

I think it's good

Tweezers were needed and purchased. I can use it firmly for the price.

I am very satisfied.

Although I had negative evaluations, such as Bali or the tip is not perfectly fit, I read the review, but it was also inexpensive, and I ordered it with a certain extent prepared. However, as I received the item, I checked it well, but there was no Bali, the tip was also perfectly fit, and it was a product with excellent cost performance. At this price, it is a very satisfactory product, you can use it without any problems to pinch a stamp.

For stamps

I bought this tweezers for stamps, but because they are stainless steel, the tip is hard and it is hard to pinch stamps. I think that it is good if it is made of silicon or something, but is not there such a thing?