Springer Guitars is a French luthier shop based in Valmont, in the Lorraine region, founded and run by builder Mikaël Springer. After years of building replicas of well-known designs for local players, Springer developed his own line of set-neck electric guitars that blend traditional construction with original body shapes and appointments.

The brand's catalog centers on a handful of core models, including the single-cutaway Seraph (with Hollowbody and V.N.S. variants), the double-cutaway Infinity, the Spartan and Spartan Jr., the Halfbreed and Halfbreed-T, the Firehawk, the Veenus, and the McFly, a semi-hollow inspired by the Gibson ES-335. Instruments are hand-built to order, with buyers able to specify woods, pickups, hardware, and finishes.

Springer operates as a small, builder-led workshop rather than a production brand, and its guitars are sold directly through the shop as well as via specialist dealers and Reverb. The company is known within the European boutique scene for its neo-vintage approach and emphasis on playability and custom specification.

Springer has 1 product cataloged on Equipboard, including Solid Body Electric Guitars. Their gear is featured by 1 artist, with the strongest followings in Rock and Blues. Notable users include Chris Buck.