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At A Glance

Type
Tremolo Arm
Material
Tungsten
Finish
Satin Chrome
Part Number
FRTAPISCP
Description

This is the Floyd Rose push-in style tremolo arm in satin chrome, part number FRTAPISCP. It seats into the bridge collar without threading — push in, play, pull out. The push-in design means the arm stays snug during use but comes free without hunting for a wrench. The arm is machined from tungsten.

Fit is series-specific and the arm will not cross between Floyd Rose generations. The shaft diameter, collar type and bend geometry all vary across the Floyd Rose line, and a push-in arm will not seat correctly in a threaded-collar bridge. Left-handed arms are bent the opposite direction and are not interchangeable with right-handed units. Before ordering, confirm your bridge is a push-in style and that you are buying for the correct handedness. If you are not certain which series your bridge belongs to, measure the collar and check the existing arm's shaft — do not assume compatibility from the Floyd Rose name alone.

The tungsten construction resists the bending and stress-fracture fatigue that takes out cheaper arm materials over time. The satin chrome finish matches satin hardware sets without the glare of polished chrome.

If you are unsure whether this arm fits your specific bridge, send us the make, model and year of the guitar and we will confirm before you order.

Specifications
Type: Tremolo Arm
Material: Tungsten
Finish: Satin Chrome
Part Number: FRTAPISCP
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Floyd Rose Satin Chrome Push-In Style Tremolo Arms - FRTAPISCP

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