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Bülte Plastics has revealed a new range of violin head screws, developed to offer greater grip and surface protection.
The Form “D” violin head screws have been designed with an ergonomic shape and moulded washer which provide a load distribution and protect surfaces.
Manufactured from natural polyamide (nylon), the lightweight screws are resistant to various chemical products and wear. In addition, the product has a low friction coefficient, high melting point and good impact resistance.
Supplied in a wide range of colours, the screws are available in the following dimensions:
On request, the Form “D” violin head screws are available in nylon glass filled, PP, PE, PVDF and PC.
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