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This is a Bergeon 30432 holder featuring slide locking steel jaws in a brass handle, with a clamping range of 0 to 1.5 mm and an overall length of 110 mm. The brass handle is nickel-plated, and the steel chuck is durable and precise. This product is genuine Bergeon, made in Switzerland, and brand new in original packing.
Q1: What is the primary use of the Bergeon 30432?
A: The Bergeon 30432 is a precision holder used for gripping and holding very small parts (0–1.5mm) such as watch hands, screws, pivots, and other delicate components during watchmaking or repair.
Q2: What does “slide locking steel jaws in brass handle” mean?
A: The jaws are made of steel and are operated by a sliding mechanism. Once the jaws are closed around a part, the slide lock holds them securely in place. The handle is made of brass for durability and comfort.
Q3: What is the difference between this and tweezers?
A: Tweezers require constant finger pressure to hold a part. The Bergeon 30432 locks automatically, allowing you to release finger pressure while the part remains securely held – ideal for extended work or when you need both hands free.
Q4: Is this tool suitable for holding watch hands?
A: Yes, the 0–1.5mm range is perfect for holding watch hands, hour wheels, cannon pinions, and similar small parts.
Q5: Can I use this for holding screws?
A: Yes, small watch screws (typically 0.5–1.5mm) can be securely held in this holder.
Q6: How do I lock the jaws?
A: Slide the mechanism forward to close the jaws around the part. The locking feature engages automatically – no additional button or screw is needed.
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