Crowbar DeWALT DWHT55528-1 Length 530 mm

The DeWALT DWHT55528-1 Crowbar, with a length of 530 mm, is a manually operated demolition and prying tool designed to provide leverage and control during removal and dismantling tasks. Constructed to meet the demands of construction and renovation work, the tool combines a broad prying blade, multiple nail-pulling slots and a pointed beveled head to handle a range of fastening and separation jobs.

Advantages

The extra-wide prying end increases leverage and contact area for more effective separation of boards, panels and trim without concentrating force on a single point. Multiple nail pullers built into the head offer flexibility for extracting nails of different sizes and positions. A pointed beveled head enhances penetration into tight seams and behind fasteners, making initial insertion and nail removal easier. The crowbar’s length balances reach and control for both confined and open work areas.

Suitable for

• Prying and lifting wooden boards, panels and floorboards
• Removing nails, staples and fasteners
• Demolition of small structures, trim and fixtures
• Separating joined materials in renovation and remodeling

Key specifications

• Overall length: 530 mm
• Extra-wide prying blade for increased contact area
• Multiple integrated nail-pulling slots for various nail sizes
• Pointed beveled head for penetration and improved nail extraction
• Durable metal construction designed for heavy-duty use

How to use

Position the extra-wide prying end or the pointed beveled head at the seam or under the edge of the material to be separated. Apply steady leverage by using the tool as a fulcrum while maintaining control of the workpiece; use the length of the bar to increase force gradually. For nail removal, engage an appropriate nail-pulling slot over the exposed nail head and lever the bar to extract the nail. When working in confined spaces, orient the bar so the pointed head can penetrate narrow gaps before levering.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as gloves and eye protection. Inspect the tool for visible damage before use and avoid excessive bending or prying beyond the tool’s design limits. For stubborn or bent fasteners, release tension and reposition the bar to avoid slipping. Store in a dry place to prevent corrosion.