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Test for gross and fine leaks in as little as 6 minutes.*


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Van Nuys, CA — Edsyns newest innovation — the EZP01 easy probe twee zers — provide an all-in-one test probe/tweezer that can plug directly into a meter. Made of 301 stainless steel, the EZP01 has a highly unusual working surface, as well as dual pickup points — like a normal tweezer; surface ground to handle the very smallest components on one edge; a wide edge for handling larger components with stability; a spacing wheel that allows the user to set a defined gap that reduces squeeze travel and can hold parts from the inside or outside. In addition, a clear retaining


cap in the back slides off easily to allow the user to separate the tweez- ers into a pair of traditional inde- pendent probes. This is done without the need to remove the probes from meter. Moreover, the spacing wheel


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Versatile tweezer probe.


tiple boards are made much easier and accurately — making the tool especially suitable for calibration or inspecting jobs. Contact: Edsyn, Inc., 15958


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