Detail 01
Metal, not nylon or plastic
Harder wearing and won't compress over time, but transmits a bit more rod-against-hoop noise than a plastic-faced washer.

Independent shopping perspective
A dozen replacement washers that sit between tension rod and lug on a drum. Buy when the originals are chewed up or missing.


Strong match
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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
Harder wearing and won't compress over time, but transmits a bit more rod-against-hoop noise than a plastic-faced washer.
Detail 02
Enough for one 12-lug drum or a couple of smaller toms. A full kit will need more than one pack.
Detail 03
You reuse your existing tension rods and lugs; nothing here changes tuning range or hardware fit.
Detail 04
Fixes a chewed hoop seat or a rod that binds. Does not replace bent or stripped rods.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
One 12-lug drum, or two six-lug drums. Count the lugs on every drum you plan to service and order accordingly.
They fit standard tension rods, but rod head sizes differ between brands. Compare against a washer you already have before ordering.
Not the drum's tone. They keep the rod seated cleanly on the hoop, which cuts rattle from a worn or missing washer.
Yes. You back the tension rods out to slip the washers on, then retune the drum.
Reference
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