Screwdriver & Tweezer
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Precision drivers and tweezers for phone repair. Tip accuracy is the whole specification on both: an oversized driver tip rounds a screw head on the first turn, and tweezer tips that only almost meet will flick a small component across the bench instead of lifting it.
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How to choose Screwdriver & Tweezer
A torque-limiting driver is worth having if you reassemble phones daily — chassis threads are cut in soft aluminium and strip easily, and once stripped a bracket never clamps properly again. For tweezers, keep a rough pair for prying and fine or ceramic tips for placing components and holding parts while soldering.
Screwdriver & Tweezer frequently asked questions
Why does driver tip accuracy matter so much?
Because phone screws are small enough that a slightly oversized tip or a wobbling shaft rounds the head on the first turn. A rounded head turns a ten-minute job into a drill-out extraction.
Why use ceramic tweezers for soldering?
Steel sinks heat straight out of the joint you are trying to make and will short across pins if it slips. Ceramic does neither.
How do I check if my tweezers are magnetised?
Touch the tips to a loose screw. If it lifts or even twitches they are magnetised, and a magnetised tip drops unseen steel swarf onto boards.