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Bar is drop-forged and heated for excellent strength during prying, digging and tamping with hexagon steel construction for enhanced strength. Gooseneck pattern.
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Ideal for basic demolition work, the offset pattern ripping chisel allows for side pulling and ripping and has a slotted claw and beveled ends for functionality and performance.
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Bar is drop-forged and heated for excellent strength during prying, digging and tamping with hexagon steel construction for enhanced strength. Gooseneck pattern.
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Heavy-duty steel bar with a wide gooseneck claw for more stability and leverage.
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Bar is drop-forged and heated for excellent strength during prying, digging and tamping with hexagon steel construction for enhanced strength. Gooseneck pattern.
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Bar is drop-forged and heated for excellent strength during prying, digging and tamping with hexagon steel construction for enhanced strength. Gooseneck pattern.
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Drop-forged heat-treated steel construction. Offset, hexagon steel with large capacity extracting claws and combination puller. Used for industrial demolition, ripping out nails, walls, studs and framework. Stock size 2-1/4 in, black oxide finish resists rust and corrosion.
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The high-carbon steel wrecking bar is quite durable and ideal for heavy demolition jobs. It has a tri-lobe design which provides a secure grip for ease of use as well as a slotted claw and beveled ends for functionality and performance.
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The 24 in wrecking bar is ideal for general demolition projects. Designed for comfort and strength, this bar has multiple nail pullers and point beveled ends for efficient nail removal.
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A small, versatile steel wrecking bar that can be used for pulling out nails and for breaking, scraping and lifting.
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The 36 in wrecking bar is ideal for general demolition projects. Designed for comfort and strength, this bar has multiple nail pullers and point beveled ends for efficient nail removal.
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Heavy-duty steel bar with a wide gooseneck claw for more stability and leverage.
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The 42 in wrecking bar is ideal for general demolition projects. Designed for comfort and strength, this bar has multiple nail pullers and point beveled ends for efficient nail removal.
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The high-carbon steel wrecking bar is quite durable and ideal for heavy demolition jobs. It has a tri-lobe design which provides a secure grip for ease of use as well as a slotted claw and beveled ends for functionality and performance.
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Heavy-duty steel bar with a wide gooseneck claw for more stability and leverage.
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One piece forged steel bar that serves as a 4-in-1 tool for prying, splitting, board bending and striking jobs. Made of tempered steel with a textured grip weighs 2.5 lb.
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Bar is drop-forged and heated for excellent strength during prying, digging and tamping with hexagon steel construction for enhanced strength. Gooseneck pattern.
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Renovators, contractors and deck builders will all benefit from the lightweight, durable, multifunctional utility bar. The increased functionality leads to less tools on the jobsite. This bar features a 2x4 grabber, striking surface, 7/8 in tri-lobe stock and an extra wide pry end with precision ground edges.
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Made from one piece forged steel bar for increased durability with two tiered jaws for grabbing common dimensional lumber and decking. Beveled nail slot for pulling and prying nails. Textured grip.
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Bar is drop-forged and heated for excellent strength during prying, digging and tamping with hexagon steel construction for enhanced strength. Gooseneck pattern.
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Multi-purpose demolition tool made of one piece forged steel with a sledge hammer face, ripping hook and a textured grip. Weighs 8.5 lb.
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Wrecking bar manufactured in high quality steel with ergonomic rubber-clad handle. Articulated claw adjustable to nine different positions features notched end ideal for pulling out nails. The curved section at the chisel makes space for the hand and minimizes the risk of crushing damage.
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