Flat Pry Bar AWTools AW31867 600×25×12 mm — metalworking hand tool

The Flat Pry Bar AWTools AW31867 600×25×12 mm is a metalworking hand tool designed for prying, levering, lifting and separating materials. With a flat profile and compact cross-section it provides controlled force and access in narrow gaps, offering reach and leverage for dismantling, construction, carpentry and automotive tasks. The tool is intended for professional and DIY applications where a slim, sturdy pry bar is required.

Advantages

The flat shape and dimensions deliver focused leverage while minimizing damage to surrounding surfaces. A robust metal construction ensures durability under repeated use and high loads. The thin edge allows insertion into tight joints and seams, and the wider body transmits force efficiently for lifting and separating components. The design balances reach and control for both coarse and delicate operations.

Suitable for

• Dismantling wooden or metal panels
• Removing trim, mouldings and flooring
• Automotive bodywork and component separation
• Construction and framing tasks that require prying or levering
• DIY repair and renovation projects

Key specifications

• Overall length: 600 mm
• Width: 25 mm
• Thickness: 12 mm
• Flat profile for narrow-gap access and even force distribution
• Material: forged metal construction for strength and durability

How to use

Insert the thin end of the pry bar into the gap or seam to be opened and apply steady, controlled pressure on the opposite end to lever or lift the target component. For larger separations, work progressively along the joint rather than forcing a single point. Use the flat face to distribute load when prying near fragile surfaces. Maintain a firm grip and position your body to apply force safely and avoid sudden movements that could cause slips.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the tool before each use for signs of wear or deformation. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves when prying or levering. Use a protective pad between the pry bar and finished surfaces to reduce marring when working on visible trim or panels. Store the tool in a dry place to avoid corrosion and preserve its edge profile.