Crowbar GEKO G72182 — 1000 mm length, 18 mm thickness, pack of 10

Manual crowbar GEKO G72182 is a solid hand tool with a length of 1000 mm and a cross-section thickness of 18 mm, supplied as a pack of 10. Designed for prying, pulling nails and light demolition, this crowbar provides mechanical leverage for construction, renovation and repair tasks. Its straight profile and hardened working ends make it suitable for situations where controlled force and durability are required.

Advantages

The crowbar's 1000 mm length delivers extended leverage to ease prying and lifting operations while the 18 mm thickness ensures stiffness and resistance to bending under load. Supplied in a pack of 10, the set is convenient for teams or repeated use across multiple tasks. The hardened ends are shaped for nail pulling and wedging, offering a reliable contact surface for common construction and repair jobs.

Suitable for

• Prying and lifting floorboards, panels and skirting
• Removing nails and fasteners
• Light demolition and dismantling of fixtures
• General construction, renovation and repair tasks
• Workshop and professional jobsite use

Key specifications

• Length: 1000 mm
• Thickness (cross section): 18 mm
• Material: hardened steel working ends with rigid steel shaft
• Ends: flattened/polished tips suitable for wedging and nail extraction
• Supply format: pack of 10 identical crowbars

How to use

Position the flattened end of the crowbar under the object or nail head, using the appropriate contact point to minimize surface damage. Apply steady force on the opposite end to generate leverage; for stubborn nails or tight fittings, work incrementally and reposition the wedge point as needed. When using the crowbar for demolition, control the direction of force to avoid unintended damage and maintain a secure grip to prevent slipping.

Usage recommendations

For safe and effective use, wear appropriate hand protection and eye protection when prying or removing fasteners. Inspect each crowbar before use for signs of deformation or cracking; discard any with visible damage. Use the longer 1000 mm length when greater leverage is required and switch to smaller tools for fine or precise tasks to avoid excessive force and surface damage.