Demagnetizers
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Compact Demagnetizer Watchmakers Tool Demagnetizing
SKU: 26.709$39.99This economical, yet powerful demagnitizer, is an electronic demagnetizer for standard watch tools and other hand pieces used during repairs that you need to be non-magnetic. It is a great value, as...Add to Cart$39.99 -
Heavy Duty Demagnetizer and Magnetizer Combination
SKU: 26.704$145.00This watchmakers and jewelers tool is perfect for demagnetizing tweezers, screwdriverAdd to Cart$145.00 -
Mini Demagnetizer
SKU: 26.707$28.95Remove the magnetic charge from tweezers, screwdrivers and other small tools and parts with this mini demagnetizer. It features an operation pilot light and a power adapter. Such a great tool is a...Add to Cart$28.95 -
Compass 40mm package of 3
SKU: 26.723$8.48This practical compass can be used to detect the presence of magnetic fields in watches, instruments, and other components. It features an arrow pointer which indicates the 'magnetic north' direction...Add to Cart$8.48 -
Demagnetizer and Magnetizer Combination
SKU: 26.706$49.95Perfect for demagnetizing tweezers screwdrivers and other small tools and parts. Will also magnetize tools such as screwdrivers if you desire. This magnetizer has a high power to weight ratio and is...Add to Cart$49.95 -
Bergeon MAGNET-O 8804 Watchmakers Demagnetizer
SKU: 8804$995.00Magnetic fields affect the running accuracy of mechanical watches, which may advance or lag. It is good to demagnetize the mechanism after each overhaul or cleaning, whether it is complete or...Add to Cart$995.00 -
Bergeon 31103 Precision Compass for Testing Magnetism
SKU: 31103$199.00A professional watchmakers instrument used to detect magnetism. If an item is magnetized, one end of the needle is attracted, the other is repelled. If the needle is attracted at both ends, there is...Add to Cart$199.00

Using this invisible force or magnetism, you can make your tools work like magnets or remove all electromagnetic force from your tools allowing you to complete a number of repairs from demagnetizing a screwdriver or tweezers to helping a watch spin it hands. The reasons that people might magnetize or demagnetize is that they might want the screwdriver to stay connected to the screw even while moving over to place a screw in the hole. Watchmakers will demagnetize tools to prevent accidental moving of parts and most importantly, prevent damage to parts by spreading magnetism and shorting electronic parts.