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At A Glance

Type
Tremolo Arm
Material
Tungsten
Finish
Antique Bronze
Part Number
FRTAPIABP
Description

This is the Floyd Rose push-in style tremolo arm in antique bronze, part number FRTAPIABP. It replaces a worn, bent or missing arm on bridges fitted with a push-in collar — the type where the arm drops straight in and locks without threading. The arm is tungsten. The antique bronze finish matches period-correct and relic-style hardware.

Fit is determined by your specific Floyd Rose series, not just the brand name. The shaft diameter, the collar type — push-in versus threaded — and the bend angle all differ between generations. This arm is push-in only. If your bridge uses a threaded collar you screw the arm into, this part will not seat correctly. Left-handed arms are bent the opposite direction and are not interchangeable with right-handed ones. Confirm your bridge takes a push-in arm before ordering.

Tungsten is harder and denser than the steel used in standard replacement arms. It resists the bending that happens over time when a player rests weight on the arm or catches it during aggressive use. A bent arm changes the resting angle and makes the bridge harder to use consistently.

If you are not certain this arm matches your bridge, send us the make, model and year of your guitar and we will confirm the fit.

Specifications
Type: Tremolo Arm
Material: Tungsten
Finish: Antique Bronze
Part Number: FRTAPIABP
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Floyd Rose Antique Bronze Push-In Style Tremolo Arms - FRTAPIABP

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