Construction Crowbar JUCO model 13601, ribbed shaft, 160 cm

JUCO construction crowbar model 13601 is a 160 cm long pry bar with a ribbed shaft designed for demolition, levering and heavy-duty prying tasks. The extended length provides greater reach and mechanical advantage, while the ribbed profile on the shaft improves hand placement and control when applying force. The tool is intended for professional and DIY use in construction, renovation and dismantling operations where strong, durable levering equipment is required.

Advantages

The ribbed shaft provides enhanced grip and reduces slippage during heavy use. At 160 cm length the crowbar offers improved leverage for prying, lifting and separating materials, reducing the amount of force required from the user. The robust one-piece construction ensures rigidity and durability under repeated impact and levering loads. Its long reach helps access confined or elevated areas without the need for additional tools.

Suitable for

• Demolition of interior partitions and removal of fixtures
• Prising apart timber, floorboards and nailed assemblies
• Levering heavy elements during renovation and dismantling
• Accessing or lifting components in construction and repair tasks

Key specifications

• Overall length: 160 cm
• Shaft type: ribbed profile for improved grip
• Primary function: levering, prying, demolition
• Typical applications: construction, renovation, dismantling
• Construction: heavy-duty, single-piece pry bar design

How to use

Position the crowbar under or between the material to be moved, ensuring a secure contact point with the claw or flat end. Apply steady, controlled force on the long handle to lever or lift the object while maintaining a stable stance. For demolition or separation tasks, use progressive movements rather than sudden jerks to reduce the risk of loss of control. When more force is required, reposition the tool incrementally to gain purchase and increase leverage as needed.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as gloves and eye protection. Inspect the crowbar before use for signs of damage or excessive wear. Store the tool in a dry place to prevent surface corrosion and avoid using the crowbar on tasks that require precision where a dedicated pry or trim tool would be more suitable.