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A high - performance toolkit designed for all repair tasks. Whether you're a professional technician or an average DIYer, this is the perfect set. It has every tool you need for poking, prying, gripping, lifting, ensuring ESD safety, and driving screws in consumer electronics. Re - engineered to offer only the essential tools.
Kit Contents
- Anti - Static Wrist Strap: Protect circuits from static electricity.
- Small Suction Handle: Hold items without handles easily.
- 3x iFixit Opening Tool: Soft plastic prying tools for gentle work.
- 6x iFixit Opening Picks: Thin tools to open electronic devices smoothly.
- Nylon Tipped Reverse Tweezers: Elevate and hold your work securely.
- Angled ESD Tweezers: ESD - safe with teeth for a strong grip.
- Blunt ESD Tweezers: ESD - safe and great for a tough hold.
- Standard Spudger: A tough antistatic tool for multiple uses.
- Halberd Spudger: With a hook for scooping, scraping, pulling, and guiding, ESD - safe.
- Metal Spudger: For powerful prying, scraping, probing, and poking.
- Jimmy: Handy for opening electronics.
- Magnetic Pad: Keep tiny screws and parts in place during repairs.
- 64 Bit Driver Kit: All bits for small electronics repairs.
- Tool Roll: Durable and compact for easy storage.
Using this iFixit tech repair toolkit is easy. First, when you start a repair, put on the anti - static wrist strap to protect the electronic circuits from static damage. For opening electronic devices, you can use the small suction handle to hold parts without handles, and the opening tools and picks to gently pry open the device. When you need to hold small components, the nylon - tipped reverse tweezers or the ESD - safe tweezers are your go - to. The spudgers can be used for a variety of tasks like scraping, pulling, and guiding. The magnetic pad is very useful for keeping tiny screws and parts organized. And the 64 - bit driver kit has all the bits you need for small electronics. As for the tool roll, it's great for keeping all your tools in one place. Just roll it up and carry it around. Remember, always handle the tools with care to avoid damage. After use, clean the tools and put them back in the tool roll. This will help keep your toolkit in good condition for a long time.
