This violin string lifter gives you a safer, more accurate way to change, adjust, and set up violin strings and bridges. Key features and benefits Serrated grip for secure handling: The toothed surface holds strings firmly to prevent slipping while you adjust or replace them, so you can work quickly and confidently. Multifunctional tool for all levels: Designed for beginners through professionals, it supports string changes, fine adjustments, and bridge mounting without requiring specialized skills. Simple, precise design: The straightforward shape ensures an accurate fit on standard violin strings and makes replacement, adjustment, and bridge installation easier and faster. Durable ABS construction: Made from impact-resistant ABS plastic that resists deformation and wear, providing long service life and reliable performance under normal workshop and travel conditions. Why you need this tool Reduces risk of slippage and accidental damage during string work. Speeds up routine maintenance and string changes with consistent, repeatable results. Keeps setup tasks simple, whether you are tuning, replacing a broken string, or installing a new bridge. Typical use scenarios Changing strings at home: Hold and lift strings securely while removing and installing new ones, making single-handed changes safer and faster. Bridge installation and adjustment: Support string positioning during bridge mounting or minor height adjustments to achieve correct alignment before final tuning. Lessons, rehearsals, and travel: A compact, durable tool for teachers, students, and performing musicians who need dependable string work on the go. Specifications and compatibility Designed for standard violin strings and common setup tasks. Material: ABS plastic — non-deformable and shock-resistant for long-term use. Suitable for violinists of all skill levels and for workshop, classroom, or travel use. What you get A practical, easy-to-use violin string lifter that improves safety, speed, and precision when changing or adjusting strings and installing bridges.