These are the clamping screws that hold string ends inside the saddle blocks on Floyd Rose Non-Fine Tuner tremolo systems. When one strips, the saddle cannot clamp, and the string moves under picking load. The bridge stops returning to pitch and no amount of spring adjustment fixes it — the lock is the problem.

Fit is series-specific. Non-Fine Tuner saddles take a different screw than Fine Tuner bridges, and fitting the wrong set means screws that either won't seat or won't torque correctly. These are sold as a set of six so every saddle is replaced at the same time. If you're changing one because it's stripped, the others have the same mileage on them. Replace the set.

Steel construction with a black finish. The screw heads on these are a known wear point — repeated string changes with a worn or ill-fitting hex key rounds the socket faster than anything else. If you're replacing these, check your hex key too.

Not sure this is the right set for your bridge? Send us the make, model and year of your guitar and we'll confirm before you order.