Crow Bar AWTools AW31856 — wrecking pry bar, weight 2.33 kg

The AWTools AW31856 crow bar is a heavy-duty wrecking pry bar engineered for prying, dismantling and demolition tasks. Made of tool steel with a powder-coated and varnished surface, this 2.33 kg pry bar combines mass and hardened working ends to provide controlled leverage for removing nails, lifting boards and separating fixed materials on construction, renovation and carpentry sites.

Advantages

Forged and hardened working parts deliver high strength and wear resistance at the contact points, while the powder coated and varnished finish protects the shaft against corrosion and abrasion. The bar’s claw end is shaped for efficient nail removal and extraction, and the flat chisel tip allows precise insertion for prying and levering. The tool’s weight and balanced profile increase mechanical advantage for tasks that require steady force.

Suitable for

• Removing nails and fasteners during demolition or repair
• Prising and separating boards and panels
• General demolition and wrecking work on construction sites
• Carpentry, renovation and workshop tasks requiring controlled leverage

Key specifications

• Material: tool steel
• Surface finish: powder coated and varnished
• Working ends: claw for nail pulling and flat chisel tip for prying
• Construction: forged working parts with hardened tips
• Weight: 2.33 kg

How to use

Position the flat chisel tip between the surfaces or under the head of the fastener, then apply steady pressure or use controlled levering to separate materials. For nail removal, engage the claw end beneath the nail head and use the bar’s weight and leverage to extract the nail cleanly. Maintain a secure grip on the shaft and ensure a stable stance to control force direction. Inspect the working ends before use and avoid striking the shaft with a hammer unless the tool is specifically designed for that impact.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves when performing demolition or prying operations. Store the crow bar in a dry place to preserve the powder coated finish, and periodically check hardened tips for chips or excessive wear to ensure safe and effective performance.