DTI Hand Tools

Tweezers can be the most under-rated tool in a technicians kit.

A fine point tweezer can pick up the daintiest screws used in most appliances, while the curved fine point allows access to many a hidden nook.

Component tweezers make placing and removing resistors and LEDs a breeze on congested PCB's.

And SMD tweezers are a must have for hand placing surface mount resistors, capacitors and smaller inductors onto printed circuit boards (PCB's).

All are made of anti-magnetic stainless steel.

How many times do you - or your employee - lose that expensive cutter long before its "life-time" warranty has expired?

Does it bring you near to tears to see someone cut a piece of fencing wire with cutters that have just cost you $100 or more?

We don't pretend that these cutters & pliers are the same quality as brand name tools, but you can buy a lot of DTI tools for the cost of just one <insert your favourite brand here>. For the price, they are a good tool, suitable for many applications.

DTI tools are a low cost, yet surprisingly good alternative to expensive hand tools. Even at this price they come with ElectroStatic Dissipative handle covers.

Inspection mirrors can make finding that elusive fault tucked away behind a large component easier.

You are checking for a burnt component behind a transformer and the case is just in the way. Do you disasemble the assembly, just to find it looks OK ?

A universal joint inspection mirror can be angled to look into some fairly confined spaces and save yourself having to pull apart some complex pieces of equipment.

An inspection mirror is one of those tools you soon come to wonder how you did without it...