Product overview A set of 12 saxophone neck tightening screws designed as replacement parts and spares for soprano, alto, and tenor saxophones. These screws secure the neck to the body and restore stable alignment when original hardware is worn, lost, or damaged. Key benefits Ready supply of spares: 12 screws in one pack reduce downtime during rehearsals, lessons, or performances. Restores secure fit: Designed for neck tightening function to keep the neck firmly seated and prevent unwanted movement or rattling. Simple and fast installation: Straightforward thread design fits standard saxophone neck posts for quick replacement with basic tools. Ideal for schools and shops: Bulk quantity makes it easy to service multiple instruments or keep a parts drawer stocked. Features and attributes Function: Tightening screw for saxophone necks to clamp the neck to the instrument body. Compatibility: Suitable for soprano, alto, and tenor saxophones that use a standard neck tightening screw. Quantity: 12 pieces included for multiple repairs or spares. Fit and performance: Engineered to provide consistent tightening action and reliable seating of the neck when properly installed. Useability: Compact replacement part that can be exchanged without modifying the instrument. Practical use scenarios Band classroom maintenance: Keep a supply of screws on hand to quickly fix student instruments between classes and rehearsals. Stage or gig emergency : a lost or damaged neck screw before a performance to restore playability without delay. Instrument : Use as standard replacement parts during routine servicing, pad work, or neck alignment adjustments. What you get A pack of 12 saxophone neck tightening screws suitable for routine replacements and preventive maintenance. Intended for users who need reliable, readytouse spare parts to maintain instrument stability and performance. Notes for installation Verify screw fit with your saxophone neck post before final tightening. Tighten gradually to avoid overstressing the neck or body. If unsure about fit or installation, consult a qualified instrument technician.