Detail 01
2-1/16 inch (52.73mm) E-to-E spacing
Outer E string to outer E string. Get this wrong and the strings sit off the fingerboard edges; nothing else compensates.

Independent shopping perspective
A six-saddle replacement set for Strat- and Tele-style bridges with 2-1/16 inch string spacing, in brushed steel. For players updating worn saddles.

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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
Outer E string to outer E string. Get this wrong and the strings sit off the fingerboard edges; nothing else compensates.
Detail 02
Front-to-back footprint. Sets how much intonation screw travel you have left inside your existing bridge plate.
Detail 03
Per-saddle width. All six line up across the plate, so a narrow saddle channel can stop them seating cleanly.
Detail 04
The saddle body itself. Playing action still comes from the height adjustment screws and your neck relief.
Detail 05
Matte, low-glare surface instead of mirror plating. Blends with satin or worn hardware and hides fingerprints better than chrome.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Only the finish. Same 2-1/16 inch spacing and same saddle dimensions; brushed steel is matte rather than mirror-bright.
They fit Tele bridges with six individual saddles at 2-1/16 inch spacing. Three-barrel vintage-style bridges use a different part.
Yes. Swapping saddles moves the string break point, so set intonation and action again once the guitar is strung and up to pitch.
A full six-string set. Replacing all six keeps height and length consistent so the string radius stays even across the bridge.
Reference
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