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Metals Used
The chart below shows general property relationships among the various metals used in the manufacturing of tweezers. In addition, note that the points of the harder metals will wear longer and are less subject to bending. The softer metals will not scratch delicate parts and usually have additional desirable properties such as being non-magnetic, etc.
Metal |
Hardness |
Non-Magnetic |
Corrosion or Acid Resistance |
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Carbon Steel |
Very Hard |
No |
Poor |
Stainless Steel |
Hard |
No |
Satisfactory |
Non-Mag Stainless |
Soft |
Yes |
Good |
German Silver |
Very Soft |
Yes |
Fair |
Brass |
Very Soft |
Yes |
Fair |
Titanium |
Hard |
Yes |
Good |
Carpenter 20 |
Medium |
Yes |
Excellent |
Nickel-Plated Steel |
Very Hard |
No |
Satisfactory |
Chrome Plated Steel |
Very Hard |
No |
Satisfactory |
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