C.F. Martin & Co PEG PULLER
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Essential Information About the Martin Strings Bridge Pin Puller
Essential Information About the Martin Strings Bridge Pin Puller
- Quick and effortless extraction of bridge pins on acoustic guitars, ideal for string changes
- Ergonomic grip with rubberized handle for comfortable use, even with one hand
- No moving parts : simplicity, reliability, and precise action for everyday use
- Protects delicate woods thanks to a polymerized material designed to safeguard the soundboard and bridge
Manufacturer Information
Martin Strings
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An indispensable small tool for maintaining your acoustic guitar
Designed in collaboration with MusicNomad Equipment Care, this Martin pin puller is aimed at all acoustic guitarists who want to save time during string changes while avoiding marks on their instrument. Its compact size easily fits into a gig bag or case, and its rubberized coating ensures a secure grip to cleanly remove pins without forcing or damaging the bridge.
Technical specifications
| Category | Tools | Type | tool kit |
| Category | tooling | Use | guitar body, guitar |
| Type | tooling | Destination | folk guitar |
| Material | polymerized | Moving parts | none |
| Handle | rubberized, ergonomic | Format | compact |
| One-handed use | possible | Compatibility | all types of bridge pins used on acoustic guitars |
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Questions frequently asked
Is this bridge pin puller suitable for all acoustic guitars?
This tool is designed for removing bridge pins on folk and acoustic guitars.
Does the C.F. Martin & Co bridge pin puller protect the bridge?
Its rubber coating is designed to remove pins without marking the instrument or damaging the bridge.
Can this bridge pin puller be stored in a guitar case?
Thanks to its compact size, it easily fits in a gig bag or case.
With whom was this Martin tool developed?
The design was made in collaboration with MusicNomad Equipment Care. This collaboration concerns a tool dedicated to acoustic guitar maintenance. The rubberized grip ensures clean removal of pins.
Is this tool suitable for changing folk guitar strings?
During string changes, this tool kit allows for extracting bridge pins without applying force.



