| Handling small objects | Plastic tweezers can grasp and manipulate small objects, such as samples under a microscope or instruments during surgery. |
| Preventing cross-contamination | Because plastic tweezers are easy to clean and disinfect, they can prevent cross-contamination during experiments or surgeries. |
| Avoiding damage to objects | The tips of plastic tweezers are typically softer than those of metal tweezers, which can prevent damage to fragile objects. |
| High safety | Compared to metal tweezers, plastic tweezers are non-conductive, making them safer for certain applications that require avoiding electric shock. Additionally, plastic tweezers are less likely to scratch or cut the skin. |
| Cost-effective | Plastic tweezers are typically less expensive than metal tweezers, making them a more cost-effective option. |
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