Crowbar / Pry Bar GEKO 800 mm two-sided

The GEKO 800 mm two-sided crowbar is a hand-operated steel pry bar designed for levering, prying, lifting and dismantling tasks. At 800 mm length it provides mechanical advantage for heavy-duty prying while remaining manageable for manual use. The bar features two different end profiles to accommodate a range of operations on construction sites, during demolition, woodworking or routine maintenance.

Advantages

The solid steel construction ensures durability and resistance to bending under typical manual loads. Two distinct end profiles offer versatility: one end for wedge and separation work, the other for nail pulling and levering. Its 800 mm length balances reach and control, allowing users to apply greater force with steady handling. The simple, single-piece design minimises failure points and is suitable for repeated on-site use.

Suitable for

• Prising apart boards, floorboards and panels
• Removing nails, fasteners and small fixtures
• Light demolition and remodeling tasks
• Lifting and levering components during installation or repair
• General maintenance and workshop tasks

Key specifications

• Length: 800 mm
• Material: forged steel construction
• Design: two-sided ends with different profiles for levering and pulling
• Operation: manual hand tool providing mechanical advantage for prying
• Finish: industrial protective finish to resist corrosion and wear

How to use

Select the end profile that matches the task — wedge-shaped end for separation and insertion, claw or curved end for pulling nails and levering. Position the chosen end between the surfaces or under the fastener, apply controlled downward or upward force on the handle to lever materials apart, and use an intermediate fulcrum (such as a block of wood) to increase mechanical advantage where needed. For pulling nails, engage the nail head with the claw, then lever the handle slowly to extract the nail. Maintain a stable stance and steady grip while working to ensure control.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as gloves and eye protection when using the crowbar. Inspect the tool before use for visible damage or excessive wear. Avoid striking the bar with a hammer in ways not intended by the design; use proper fulcrums to reduce risk of slipping or material damage. Store the crowbar in a dry place to limit corrosion and keep it out of reach of children.