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The benchmark for precision tweezers in scientific and industrial environments, Rubis designs Swiss Made tools for delicate handling at the lab bench, in quality control and in micro-assembly. Perfect tip alignment, flawless finish and premium materials (stainless steel, anti-magnetic and ESD variants) ensure repeatability and comfort. Reliable and long-lasting, Rubis tweezers secure the grip of micro-samples, components and lids—from the bench to the cleanroom.

Swiss-made expertise honed over decades

Born out of Swiss micromechanical tradition, Rubis has built its reputation on tools where every detail matters. The brand first made its mark in settings where precision is non-negotiable, before expanding its expertise to laboratories, electronics and quality control (QC). By fostering Swiss Made manufacturing and rigorous tolerance control, it has cemented a demanding position: tweezers that combine a delicate grip, stability and lasting durability. This exacting standard, relevant across scientific applications, makes Rubis a go-to partner for R&D and QC teams seeking day-to-day reliability.

Expertise and areas of specialisation

At the bench, the value of a tweezer is measured by the consistency of its action. Rubis designs precision tweezers for handling micro-samples, assembling sensors, placing/removing lids and coverslips, or retrieving delicate particles and fragments. Available tip geometries (straight, curved, superfine, broad) cover the core needs of R&D, QC and pilot production.

The choice of materials and finishes is tailored to scientific environments: stainless steels with high corrosion resistance, anti-magnetic versions to avoid attracting micro-parts, anti-glare surfaces to reduce visual fatigue, and ESD models that help protect sensitive components. Selected references are compatible with sterilisation protocols and fit into controlled environments.

Every Rubis tweezer prioritises tip alignment, burr-free edges and tuned spring tension to ensure a stable grip without marking the sample. The result is smooth, repeatable handling that reduces breakage and rework. This build quality, coupled with thoughtful ergonomics, enhances precision at the microscope, coverslip placement in histology, manipulation of micro-components in physical chemistry and the assembly of micro-mechanical set-ups.

Durable and easy to maintain, Rubis tweezers support a culture of quality and responsibility: better a tool that lasts than a consumable that needs replacing. This consistent, tangible standard makes Rubis a safe choice for teams that do not compromise on precision.

Rubis laboratory products distributed by Dutscher

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Frequently asked questions about the Rubis brand

Are Rubis tweezers really made in Switzerland?
Yes. Swiss Made is part of Rubis’ DNA: design and manufacture are carried out in Switzerland to guarantee precision and consistency.

Can Rubis tweezers be sterilised in the lab?
Several models are compatible with standard sterilisation protocols. Check the product data sheet for the recommended method.

Which versions should I choose for electrostatic-sensitive components?
Opt for ESD models: they help dissipate electrostatic charges and protect sensitive parts and sensors.

Are anti-magnetic tweezers useful in the laboratory?
Yes: anti-magnetic versions limit the attraction of micro-parts or ferromagnetic particles, making delicate handling safer.

How can I extend the service life of a pair of Rubis tweezers?
Use each pair for its intended application, clean after use, dry thoroughly and store it in its case to preserve tip alignment.