SURGICAL ONLINE Ultimate Hemostat Set, 8 Piece, Curved and Straight, Stainless Steel - Ideal for Fishing Forceps, Hobby Tools, Electronics, and Taxidermy

These tools appear to be sturdy and really cheap. 3 positions. Tight but well aligned.May need a bit of oil, but tight for the price. I expect them to rust pretty easy but at the price they are disposable.8 for less than 10$!

I use these mainly for getting hooks out of panfish and crappies. They work phenomenally for that. Not surgical quality but the fish don’t care.

Made in Pakistan, a bit rough and somewhat unfinished in the clamping areas leaving some sharp edges. A couple were a bit tight but, after oiling them they loosened up ok. I polished the rough areas a bit to take the roughness away. Great value for fly tying tools and fine hobby work...don't know that I would like to use them for some surgical purpose tho......Assorted sizes accommodates a wide range of uses. Stainless, how can they make them for this kind money??

This set of clamping hemostats are very strong and the jaws were perfectly aligned. These are not shiny stainless surgical steel, but are of a good steel. Not so shiny, but work great for hobby and mechanical purposed. I'm using them to service small engines, electronics, and where else I need a solid clamp or tweezers. I love the assorted sizes in both straight and slightly curved jaws.

Fair warning: Don't get the impression these devices are surgical quality just because they are distributed by "SURGICAL ONLINE". By no stretch of anybody’s imagination do these devices even come close to precision. They are inconsistently manufactured, often the top jaw is not symmetrical and/or doesn’t align with the bottom jaw. Some of the curved units look as if they simply heated up straight devices and bent them in a vice while distracted by the local football match (i.e., soccer... these devices were fabricated in Pakistan).While a tad disappointed in all of this, they still work adequately for my intended purpose. I am using them to hold very small metal project pieces in place whilst I solder them. This requires minimal precision, and they serve as heat sinks during the process.The devices are certainly better for this purpose than the typical shop needle nose pliers. They eliminated the need for three hands. And… I don’t care if they are lost or damaged. After all, they cost less than a trip to my local fast-food establishment.However, if your own intended use is more sophisticated, you might be better off spending your money going to that fast-food facility while looking for more appropriate equipment.

For the guy who tinkers in the garage, or for the hobbiest who works with small pieces, this is a very nice assortment of hemostats. Well made of stainless steel, and a good price. We ordered several sets of them for the garage, hobby shop, and house.

I use hemostats primarily for weeding around cacti and other prickly plants, where I can't use my fingers safely. These work fine for that purpose. Occasionally I use one as a heatsink while soldering.

Great the stainless steel stiff