Maintenance & Repair

Which formula do I need? Meinlschmidt's numbers correspond pretty closely to Hetman's, if you have used that in the past. Also look at the Meinlsch...

Houghton Horns is pleased to feature Hetman Lubricants, a wide range of application-specific products for the discriminating musician. Hetman lubri...

An indispensable tool, this durable plastic pencil clip is designed to attach directly to the tubing on your horn. Now you can always be prepared t...

Flexible coiled wire with bristle brushes coated in vinyl plastic to protect your instrument.

Perfect for removing mouthpiece build-up that is both unsightly and detrimental to good tone production. Safely and successfully removes dirt and g...

Keep your instrument shining like brand-new with this soft microfiber polishing cloth.

Check out our guide to brass instrument lubricants. Ultra-Pure Oils started in 1990 with custom blends of synthetic oils to develop the ideal lubri...

Once installed each piece must be trimmed with a utility knife or razor blade to align valves. If the size you need is not available, please call ...

Comes with a flathead and a Philips head screwdriver, both sized to fit most brass instruments. Perfect for changing string and cleaning sticky val...

Long-lasting, state-of-the-art trombone slide lubricant.

Keep your instrument's moves as smooth as yours.

Tired of messing with your slides? Problem solved!

The magical cleaning discs for brass instruments. Removes dirt other cleaners leave behind. -- Instructions: Insert moist Spitball disc 6 inches in...

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An indispensable tool, this durable plastic pencil clip is designed to attach directly to the tubing on your horn. Now you can always be prepared t...

Give your poor pinky a rest! Improve the ergonomic fit of your horn and your fingering technique with this adjustable flipper. You will receive a f...

Protect your case from water damage. Philip Farkas reportedly used a mouthpipe end cap everywhere he went, and highly encouraged their use among h...

Our repair shop uses rawhide mallets to loosen stuck bells, mouthpieces, and mouthpiece rims. It can also be used in combination with a metal rotor...

Everything your student needs, minus the horn! The chef's kit includes: A copy of our hugely popular horn method book, Recipe for Success A ...

To reinstall a top bearing plate, place this spool over the plate then gently tap with a rawhide mallet. Make sure the bearing plate is level and n...

Get a grip! (on your horn) Optimize your technique and stamina by adjusting the fit of your horn to your hand. You may receive an adjustable pink...

Use a metal rod to remove rotors when your valves get sticky. This metal rod is notched at one end for precise fit and leverage.--• Unscrew the val...