Wrecking/Crow Bar JUCO 34220, length 1000 mm, weight 3.6 kg, 1 pcs

Straight ribbed steel crowbar JUCO model 34220, 1000 mm length, is a heavy-duty pry bar designed for prying, dismantling, levering and demolition tasks in construction and workshop environments. Its one-piece steel construction and ribbed shaft provide mechanical strength and improved grip for controlled force transfer. The straight profile and flattened ends allow access to narrow gaps, levering of boards and extraction of embedded fasteners while resisting bending under load.

Advantages

The crowbar features a solid steel body for high durability and resistance to deformation during repeated use. A ribbed shaft improves hand traction and reduces slippage when applying torque. The 1000 mm length balances reach and leverage, enabling efficient prying with reduced user effort. Flattened and tapered ends are shaped for reliable nail removal and for sliding into tight joints or between layered materials.

Suitable for

• Prying and levering boards, panels and floorboards
• Removing nails and embedded fasteners
• Dismantling crates, pallets and fixtures
• Demolition and general heavy-duty construction tasks

Key specifications

• Material: forged/formed steel for a single-piece robust construction
• Length: 1000 mm for extended reach and leverage
• Shaft: ribbed profile to enhance grip and torque transmission
• Ends: flattened and tapered tips for prying into narrow gaps and nail extraction
• Design: straight bar suitable for direct linear levering actions

How to use

Position the tapered or flattened end of the crowbar into the gap or beneath the object to be lifted. Apply steady pressure on the opposite end to lever the material away from its seat; for greater leverage, adjust hand position along the shaft. For nail removal, use the flattened end to engage the nail head and lever it out by rocking the bar while maintaining a stable fulcrum point. Inspect the tool before each use for signs of excessive wear, bending or cracks and avoid striking the crowbar with a hammer on hardened surfaces to prevent damage.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as gloves and eye protection when prying or dismantling. Select the correct end and working angle to minimize tool stress and avoid forcing the bar beyond its mechanical limits. Store the crowbar in a dry place to prevent corrosion and periodically clean and oil the surface if used in corrosive environments.