Flat Pry Bar AWTools AWTOOLS 900×29×15 mm

Flat Pry Bar AWTools AWTOOLS 900×29×15 mm is a solid steel hand tool designed for prying, lifting, levering and separating materials in construction, renovation and demolition tasks. The tool features a flat profile that fits into narrow gaps, a robust cross-section that provides leverage, and two working ends that allow manual manipulation of boards, nails and fixtures. Its length and slim dimensions make it suitable for reaching into confined spaces while maintaining torsional strength for controlled force application.

Advantages

The flat profile and slim 29×15 mm cross-section enable access to tight seams and underfloor areas without excessive material removal. Constructed from solid steel, the pry bar offers high bending resistance and durability under repeated load. Two differently shaped ends increase versatility for pulling nails, separating panels and levering objects. The 900 mm length balances reach and control, reducing the need for auxiliary tools during dismantling or alignment tasks.

Suitable for

• Prying and levering boards, panels and skirting
• Removing nails and fasteners in renovation work
• Separating layered materials and dismantling fixtures
• Reaching into narrow gaps in flooring, framing and trim work

Key specifications

• Overall length: 900 mm
• Cross-section dimensions: approximately 29×15 mm
• Material: solid steel construction for strength and durability
• Profile: flat blade designed for narrow gap insertion
• Ends: two functional ends for prying and levering operations

How to use

Position the flat end of the pry bar into the gap between the element to be moved and the fixed surface. Apply steady leverage by using the bar as a fulcrum while maintaining hand control to avoid sudden slips. Use the alternative end for nail pulling or when a different angle is required. For increased leverage, adjust the contact point along the shaft, ensuring the tool remains supported and the workpiece is stable. Inspect the working area for hidden services and wear protective gloves and eye protection where appropriate.

Usage recommendations

Use the pry bar on solid contact points and avoid excessive bending beyond the tool’s elastic limit. For tasks requiring higher leverage or precision, combine the pry bar with wedges or support blocks to distribute force and protect surfaces.