These are the string-lock saddles for Floyd Rose Non-Fine Tuner bridge systems — the small clamping blocks that grip each string at the bridge plate and transfer the break angle into the sustain block. When a saddle is stripped, cracked, or the string slot has worn deep enough to affect intonation, this is the part you need. Sold as a set of six in hardened steel with a black nickel finish, part number FRNFTBSSBNP.

Fit is the critical question here. These saddles are cut for the Non-Fine Tuner series specifically. Floyd Rose bridge generations differ in saddle geometry even when the bodies look near-identical on the bench — a saddle from a Fine Tuner-equipped bridge will not seat correctly in a Non-Fine Tuner baseplate, and vice versa. If your bridge carries a row of fine-tuner barrels along the back of the plate, stop: these are not your saddles. Check which series your bridge belongs to before ordering. Because these come as a full set of six, you replace the entire run at once — that keeps the string heights consistent across the board. Mixing new saddles with worn originals leaves the fretboard radius uneven, which no amount of action adjustment will fully correct.

The saddles are hardened steel. On a tremolo that sees heavy use, the string slot is the first place to show wear — a notch that forms at the lock point changes the witness point and pulls intonation sharp. Hardened steel slows that process relative to softer alloys. The black nickel finish matches the FRNFTBSSBNP series hardware rather than a chrome or gold spec bridge.

If you are not certain which Floyd Rose series your bridge belongs to, send us the make, model and year of your guitar and we will confirm the right part before you order.