Electronics Hand Tools are used in a variety of Electronics, Computer
and Telecommunications applications. Studies have shown that in may
cases using ergonomic tools will help reduce or eliminate injuries
referred to as musculoskeletal disorders. These types of injuries are
caused by repetitive movements over a long period of time, causing
damage to muscles, tendons, nerves and joints.
Exactly what does
ergonomic, or ergonomic design mean? According to the Merriam Websters
Online Dictionary the definition reads as follows:"1:an applied science
concerned with designing and arranging things people use so that the
people and things interact most efficiently and safely -called also
biotechnology, human engineering, human factors"
So in layman's terms what does ergonomic mean? Let me try to explain in terms that are a little easier to digest.
Many
times you will see Electronics Tools and other types of Hand Tools
advertised as ergonomic, or that they are designed with ergonomic
features. These types of tools are designed specifically to fit your
hand in a manner that helps you avoid muscle fatigue and other types of
injuries from long term use.
The advantage of using Ergonomic Tools is the reduction of long term injury.
Using
Ergonomic Electronics Hand Tools and following some of these simple
tips when selecting Electronics Hand Tools can help you in this effort.
* Electronics Hand tools used for precision require a low amount of
force. Tools such as precision screwdrivers, torx drivers, and security
screwdrivers should feel comfortable to the hand when using them. Your
Electronics Precision Tools should have a handle diameter of no less
than 1/4" and no more than 1/2".
* Double Handled Electronics
Tools should have a grip span of around one inch when closed and no more
than three inches when opened.
* Electronics Tools for pinching,
grabbing or cutting such as needle nosed pliers, wire crimper's and
micro cutters should have a spring loaded handle to return them to the
open position when not performing a task.
* The edges of handles should have cushioned or rubberized grips which alleviates hand stress and also provides better grip.
* Electronics Tools with bent handles are much better than those
with straight handles. Curved or bent handles allow your wrist to remain
straight instead of a bent position. This helps alleviate muscle
stress, which can lead to carpal tunnel.
* Try to select tools that can be used with either the dominant hand or other hand.
Like
anything else, good common sense is a great way to avoid any type of
injury. Your posture, workbench, stool or chair, also play a big factor
into relieving painful back stress and other types of common muscular
ailments. Over long periods of time poor posture or harmful contact
pressures from improper tool use can cause injuries that not only cost
you big dollars in medical costs but loss of income from loss of work.
Proper planning can avoid all of these types of injuries now and in the
future.
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