Stainless Steel Saxophone Spring Pliers for Woodwind A precision hand tool designed for safe removal and installation of small springs on saxophones, flutes, and other woodwind instruments. Built from corrosionresistant stainless steel for reliable performance in workshop and field repairs. Key benefits Makes delicate spring work faster and safer by providing precise control and reduced slippage. Protects keys, pads, and posts by allowing targeted grip and movement during spring removal or installation. Durable stainless steel construction resists wear for consistent performance over repeated repairs. What this tool does Removes and installs small springs used in saxophone and flute key mechanisms. Enables fine adjustments and repositioning of springs without bending or damaging surrounding keywork. Fits narrow action spaces where standard pliers cannot reach. Features and attributes Material: grade stainless steel for rust resistance and long service life. Design: Slim, precision tips for access into tight key assemblies and accurate placement of springs. Ergonomics: Contoured handles for steady control during delicate operations. Compatibility: Suitable for saxophones, flutes, and many other woodwind instruments that use small key springs. Performance: Firm, nonslip grip on springs with minimal deformation, enabling clean installations and removals. Use scenarios maintenance: Quickly broken or worn springs on a saxophone key cluster during routine servicing. Onstage or rehearsal emergency: Perform a fast field to reattach a loose flute spring and restore playability between sets. School band instrument care: Adjust or springs on student instruments during maintenance sessions without risking damage to keys or pads. Practical notes Use in welllit conditions and steady the instrument to avoid accidental slips. Intended for small springs and fine keywork; not for heavyduty cutting or bending of larger components. Clean and dry after use to preserve stainless steel finish. This tool provides precise, dependable handling of small woodwind springs, reducing time and protecting delicate instrument parts during maintenance and adjustments.