GEKO G72180 ŁOM pry bar 600 mm x 16 mm, set of 20

GEKO G72180 pry bar, 600 mm long with a 16 mm thick cross-section, is supplied as a set of 20 pieces for repetitive lever and prying tasks. This steel pry bar has a simple, robust design intended for manual use in construction, renovation and workshop environments where repeated dismantling, lifting and separating of materials is required. The straight shaft and tapered ends provide a reliable contact area for prying and levering operations.

Advantages

The pry bar set offers uniform dimensions and consistent mechanical properties across all 20 pieces, which simplifies tool management on job sites and in workshops. Constructed from steel with a solid cross-section, each bar resists bending under typical manual loads and delivers a stable fulcrum for lifting and separating tasks. The uncomplicated geometry reduces the risk of slippage and makes the bars easy to use with minimal setup.

Suitable for

• Removing nails, boards and fixtures during dismantling and demolition
• Lifting and separating wooden planks, panels and sheet materials
• Workshop and garage tasks that require manual prying or light levering
• General renovation and construction site activities involving mechanical separation

Key specifications

• Material: steel
• Shaft length: 600 mm
• Cross-section thickness: 16 mm
• Set quantity: 20 pieces
• Design: straight shaft with tapered prying ends

How to use

Select a suitable pry bar from the set, position the tapered end under the object to be lifted or separated, and apply controlled leverage using the shaft as a fulcrum. For nail or board removal, insert the tip beneath the edge and use steady pressure to pry upward. When lifting or separating larger elements, use a supporting block under the bar to increase leverage and protect the work surface. Always maintain a firm grip and keep hands clear of the contact area to avoid pinch points.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety gloves and eye protection. Inspect each pry bar before use for straightness and any visible damage; discard any deformed or cracked pieces. Store the set in a dry place to reduce corrosion risk and keep bars organized to ensure easy selection on site.