Working tips
Rounded
Bergeon · Small-component tweezer
Bergeon 7026-PMC-2A Angled Hand-Placement Tweezers
Rounded tips and a 90° neck for access to hands around high dial markers.
Compare the actual neck and tip access with your dial and hand stack.
$76.99Nov 6, 26, 08:09 PM · New York
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- Model 7026-PMC-2A
- Working tips Rounded
- Neck angle 90°
The physical equipment
Construction & package details
Supplied
One tweezer
What this choice changes
Angled access around raised dial markers
Choose the Bergeon 7026-PMC-2A for the hand-access arrangement described for dials with high markers. Its rounded working tips and 90° neck distinguish it from straight pointed tweezers. The stated overall length is 120 mm.
The seller describes the tool as antimagnetic. Compare the actual bend, tip profile and space around the hand assembly before choosing it for a particular dial; the model name does not supply a clearance measurement.
A straight 110 mm steel 7026-5 offers a different profile for general small-part handling, while Singcci puts pointed boxwood at the contacts. If you need to press a hand onto its post, a separate setting pen or press supplies that working arrangement rather than treating this tweezer as a complete pressing system.
Specifications & supplied details
| Detail | Listed specification |
|---|---|
| Model | 7026-PMC-2A |
| Working tips | Rounded |
| Neck angle | 90° |
| Overall length | 120 mm |
| Intended role | Hand placement around high dial markers |
| Seller magnetic-property claim | Antimagnetic |
| Supplied | One tweezer |
Check the working requirements
Marker clearance
Compare the actual neck and tip access with your dial and hand stack.
Working role
Select a setting tool separately if pressing, rather than placement, is required.
Limits to keep with the choice
- No guaranteed clearance for every marker or hand stack; antimagnetic property is seller-described.
Questions before you choose
Why choose the 90° neck?
The seller specifies it for hand access on dials with high markers. Check that geometry against the actual dial; universal clearance is not established.
Does it install hands by pressing them down?
Its documented role is tweezer handling and placement. A hand-setting pen or press is a separate working tool.
Should I choose angled or straight working ends?
This model has rounded tips and a 90° neck specifically described for access around high dial markers. The 110 mm steel 7026-5 has a straight fine-pointed profile in its source image. Compare the shape with the actual component and available space.
Guides for this choice
Choosing guide ↗
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