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V-shaped claw with a double-push index lock design, allowing for quick and secure adjustments.
Strong, made my life as a professional mechanic just a little bit better!
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Love the fact that it changes position and still holds up sturdy.
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These are great to access hard to reach places. If you’re looking at them, then buy them. They will be there when you need them. They are surprisingly strong.
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This item is easy to use in tight spots. I would only recommend only on residential renovations and not commercial construction. Overall it’s a great product that delivers.
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If you have and use several sizes of cat’s paws, 2 16″” flat pry bars, and a few T and J type heavy duty pry bars this tool might just prove to be the missing element in your de-nailing lumber-reusing world. (Not to ignore your carpenter’s hammer or your framing hammer, but these have different primary functions.) After a few hours of working with this clever tool I knew this would not replace any of my other de-nailing tools, but it had become a tool of first resort; the tool I most wanted in my hands when confronted with a mass of otherwise useful nail-infested lumber. (Not to neglect mentioning the scrap recycling value of bent nails, but one does not want to be accused of “”virtue signaling,”” which I take to mean easy words substituted for little actual sustained effort, physical, mental, or emotional. One hardly dares suggesting straightening those nails for re-use, but that was a task I mastered as a child and dearly hope we never need to go back to.) I found it to be of high quality, not easily marred construction. It partners well with one- or two-pound dead blow mallets for driving the business end between boards, just as one would use a flat bar. Note that one might want to avoid pounding on the flexible “”wrist”” with a hammer when doing a forced entry. It seems strong enough for directly applied human strength, which is probably why it is no longer than it is. In other words, this is not a pipe wrench that could take a two-foot cheater pipe without risk of being damaged. You will still want to have a short 2×4 handy when pulling nails over 2-inches long, just as when using a carpenter’s hammer for that purpose. Altogether a fine addition to my tool kit. Highly recommended.”
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The pry bar is specifically designed for automotive repair, industrial machinery maintenance, and construction work, making it ideal for heavy-duty metals. Its high-strength design and exceptional leverage also allow it to safely handle wood, drywall, flooring boards, pallets, nails, and other rigid materials. It provides maximum leverage with minimal surface damage, ensuring outstanding durability and reliability for various demanding tasks.
The Double-Push Lock Index Pry Bar features a patented double gear design with a 2-side push locking mechanism that evenly distributes force on the joint for enhanced durability. By pressing both sides to unlock, the head can be rotated through multiple preset angles with incremental 18-degree adjustments, offering up to 11 positions for standard models and an impressive 121 angles for the double joint version. This allows precise angle adjustment, making it easier to work in tight or awkward spaces while offering exceptional versatility and control.
Yes. Its robust, professional-grade construction and user-friendly features make it ideal for both professional contractors and DIY enthusiasts. It is suitable for a wide range of applications, including automotive repairs, bodywork, industrial maintenance, and home projects, ensuring versatility and ease of use.
The Double Gear Index Pry Bar program includes various lengths: 8”, 12”, 17”, 24”, and 33”, catering to different applications. For instance, the 17” pry bar weighs approximately 1.9 pounds. Its ergonomic design and sharp blade edges reduce effort and hand fatigue, making it comfortable to use for extended periods, even in demanding tasks.
Yes. The pry bar features a V-shaped claw tip with sharp blade edges, which allows it to easily slide under nail heads and fasteners for efficient removal. For specialized applications, models like the Nail Pry Bar Puller (item number 81617) are equipped with precise, hardened tips for breaking apart tight components and removing nails effectively.
Yes. The pry bar features an industrial manganese phosphate finish, which provides superior corrosion resistance. It has been tested to withstand over 48 hours in a Salt Spray Test (ISO 9227-2012 standards), far surpassing many competitors that show rust within 4 hours. This ensures long-lasting performance even in harsh environments.
Yes. The pry bar comes with a quality guarantee and meets or exceeds US ANSI standards (ASME B107.60-2004) for gear torque. It undergoes rigorous durability testing to ensure long-lasting performance. Refer to product documentation for specific warranty terms.
To maintain the pry bar’s performance, wipe it clean after each use, ensure it is dry to prevent moisture buildup, and apply a light protective oil if needed. Keep the indexing mechanism clean for smooth operation, and store the tool in a dry environment to preserve its anti-corrosion finish.
Yes. Users should wear appropriate safety gear such as gloves and eye protection. Ensure the pry bar is securely positioned before applying force, use controlled leverage, and avoid exceeding recommended torque limits. Follow all product safety guidelines.
Yes. The pry bar meets ASME B107.60-2004 Rolling Head standards for gear torque and has undergone ISO 9227-2012 corrosion resistance testing. It is manufactured to comply with industry-leading professional-grade tool requirements.
To unlock the head, press both sides of the dual-push mechanism simultaneously. This releases the lock, allowing the head to be rotated to the desired angle incrementally. Once positioned, release the mechanism to securely lock the head in place, ensuring precision and stability.
Yes. The pry bar features a sharp, precision-hardened blade edge that allows it to lift delicate materials like trim and boards effectively while minimizing the risk of splintering, cracking, or other damage
Yes. The pry bar features an ergonomically contoured handle with a worldwide patented design that enhances grip and reduces hand fatigue. This makes it comfortable for prolonged use, even during demanding tasks.
The pry bar is made from high-strength alloy steel, featuring a Cr-Mo head and gears and a Cr-V handle. These materials provide exceptional durability, strength, and toughness, meeting ANSI torque requirements and ensuring superior performance under heavy loads.
The pry bar is designed as a standalone tool, with its adjustable indexing and ergonomic design ensuring effective use without additional attachments.
“8” and 12” models: Ideal for confined spaces or lighter tasks.
17”, 24”, and 33” models: Best suited for heavy-duty industrial, automotive, or demolition applications.
Double Joint Index Pry Bar: Offers the highest flexibility with 121 total adjustable angles for specialized tasks.”
The Double Gear Index Pry Bar is ideal for tasks like removing crown molding or working in tight corners, where its adjustable head allows precise positioning, reducing the risk of damaging surrounding walls or ceilings.
The pry bar is perfect for automotive maintenance, such as prying apart tightly fitted components, lifting heavy parts, and working in confined engine spaces. Its adjustable angles allow you to apply leverage efficiently without dismantling unnecessary parts, saving time and effort
The pry bar is perfect for automotive maintenance, such as prying apart tightly fitted components, lifting heavy parts, and working in confined engine spaces. Its adjustable angles allow you to apply leverage efficiently without dismantling unnecessary parts, saving time and effort
