Ordering by part number, and getting "no items found" message? Here's why: Some of our items (pads, mostly) that are available in many sizes, show up differently now. There is just ONE item for our 701 Series .080 Greenback White Pads , with a drop down menu for sizes. Pads are now numbered by series (i.e. 701). Now, just go to the left menu bar, click on 'Pads,' click your instrument, and you'll see one item for each thickness, and a drop down menu for diameters.
• The MAG™ Machine • Sax Neck Leak Isolators • JLS Flute Blocks These products are under re-design and are currently backordered. If you place an order we will notify you as soon as they're available.
JLS Hammers should be on the bench of every technician.
Hammers “A” and “B” are designed for dent removal. Hammer “C” is an all-purpose woodwind bench hammer for key and post straightening. "E" and "F" are variations on the "C" style.
There are many advantages over the traditional dent hammer that most shops use including: • Virtually eliminates hammer marks! • Hammer faces fabricated from a material that is more dense than Teflon™ and with a higher lubricity. • Eliminates the need for adding Teflon™ or other materials to the face of your steel hammers. • Face curvature allows access to the bell flair all the way to the rim. • No scratches when rubbing out those dents next to the bell rim. • Handle has built-in flex to eliminate damage caused by using too much force. • Unbelievable on trombone slide tubes! • Works great on casing dents - we would never advise this with a steel hammer. • Great for dent work on silver!
Our most popular dent Hammer. Features two different size faces. The smaller face allows maximum vision when working small dents. The large face allows for removing larger dents and blending.
Our most popular woodwind Hammer. The narrow face allows concentration in tight quarters (think between a spring cradle and cup arm). The flip side is perfect balanced and capable of light encouragement when aligning cups, hinges, and posts.
Our most popular woodwind Hammer. The narrow face allows concentration in tight quarters (think between a spring cradle and cup arm). The flip side is perfect balanced and capable of light encouragement when aligning cups, hinges, and posts.