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Gram weight set

Tool for accurately measuring shank deflection (or strength) in thousandths of an inch.

Kit contains: Aluminium Tapping Fluid, 3.3mm Drill, and M4.7mm Thread Tap.

Tapping Fluid, aluminum, 4 oz.

Use with gram gauge for accurate determination of gram tension in WNG flanges. Includes 10g gram guage.

5/16" (8mm) Long "T" Handle Allen Wrench, ideal for inserting and adjusting Perimeter Bolts.

Use for accurate determination of spring force set in balancier.

Use for accurate determination of resistance in shank and repetition flange centers and all pinned articulating parts to ensure they operate within defined tolerances.

The most notable refinement we’ve made to this familiar tool is in its smoothness. Typically this tool has unpolished steel rods that slide inside holes in the bare aluminum itself. That just means too much friction can develop and possible binding, even when lubricated. So you have to work that much harder, placing unnecessary stress and strain on your hand and forearm especially when repinning complete sets of parts. We’ve polished the steel rods and added bronze bushings for them to slide in. Because of the smoother non-binding operation we are able to use a lighter gauge spring for further stress reduction. Has a replaceable screw-in pushpin. Finish is black anodized aluminum to keep the metal from staining your hands during extended use. WNG logo is laser etched.

One center pin cache and one set of burnishers.

Use for accurate determination of resistance in shank and repetition flange centers and all pinned articulating parts to ensure they operate within defined tolerances.

WNG offers a Sample Parts Kit to aid technicians in determining which parts will work best on a specific piano. The kit consists of several pre-assembled shanks and repetition assemblies that will fit most common piano brands and which can be installed on a trial basis. It also contains a variety of flanges, shanks, and knuckles so that a custom action can be built to match most pianos. With nine different repetition heel heights that can be placed in fourteen different positions, a technician has the ability to experiment with different combinations to improve the geometry of the piano action.

One treble strike gauge.