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Gilbert Tuners
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29 October 2025
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Gilbert Tuners
Greg & Val Matonis 273 Hudson Street Redwood City, **CA **94062 USA Phone and fax: (650) 364-6677
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**Gilbert Turners** are available at: www.specialtytuners.com
Engineering Features of Gilbert Tuning Machines:
- All major components manufactured in the USA
- Worm carrier slides, molded from a Teflon formula, are **engineered to eliminate all backlash and endplay** and require no lubrication
- Phosphor bronze roller gear for smooth operation and reduced wear
- Roller gear and shaft machined as one piece - eliminates the need for a gear retaining screw at the roller/shaft connection
- Precision stainless steel worm gear for long life and freedom from corrosion
- Delrin® string rollers for durability at roller to plate interface and wood to roller interface
- “Traditional” mounting plates have Delrin® roller-shaft bearings to eliminate need for any lubrication
More information available on the Gilbert Tuners's web site.
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