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The Fender The Arch Work Station maintenance station is designed to provide ergonomic, secure support while maintaining your stringed instruments. Its removable, high-density TPE cradle firmly supports the neck while protecting the finish, making it easier to change strings, clean, or make precise adjustments such as action and intonation. The non-slip neoprene mat provides a stable, durable surface, ideal for delicate work in the workshop, studio, or at home. Compatible with a wide range of instruments, this portable station maximizes comfort and safety for discerning musicians and technicians.
| Brand | Fender |
|---|---|
| Series | Accessories & Guitar Maintenance Tools |
| Model | The Arch Work Station |
| Catalog Number | 099-0828-000 |
| Product Type | Neck support and work mat / portable maintenance station |
| Format | Removable ergonomic cradle support + roll-up maintenance mat |
| Support Material (Arch) | Soft, non-reactive, high-density TPE (thermoplastic elastomer) |
| Mat Material | Durable, textured, non-slip neoprene |
| Finish Compatibility | Safe for all instrument finishes (including nitrocellulose and polyurethane) |
| Storage / Transport | The mat rolls up completely and stores inside the hollow support |
| Use | Securely supports the neck for string changes, cleaning, action/intonation adjustments, and minor electronics work |
| Mat Dimensions | Approx. 62 x 38 cm |
| Instrument Compatibility | Electric guitars, basses, acoustic guitars, ukuleles, and mandolins |
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