Wrecking/Crow Bar JUCO 34225 — Length 1500 mm, Weight 5.7 kg, 1 pc

The JUCO 1500 mm straight ribbed steel pry bar is a heavy-duty construction crowbar designed for prying, dismantling and leverage work on construction and renovation sites. At 1500 mm length, the straight profile with transverse ribbing increases stiffness and provides a reliable gripping surface for demolition, lifting and separating tasks. Manufactured from steel to withstand high bending and impact loads, this tool is intended for repeated manual use where robust mechanical advantage is required.

Advantages

The ribbed straight design reduces flex under load and improves contact stability when applying force. Steel construction ensures durability and resistance to deformation during high-torque operations. The 1500 mm length offers extended reach and leverage compared with shorter bars, allowing more controlled prying and reduced physical effort. The simple, open-ended geometry makes the tool versatile for a range of jobsite actions.

Suitable for

• Demolition and dismantling of wooden, metal or masonry elements
• Prising apart boards, panels and joined components
• Lifting and levering tasks during renovation and civil works
• Positioning and aligning heavy items where manual leverage is required

Key specifications

• Overall length: 1500 mm
• Material: steel
• Profile: straight with transverse ribbing for stiffness
• Typical uses: prying, levering, demolition, lifting
• Manual operation: designed for hand-held leverage without power assistance

How to use

Place the pry bar tip into a gap or under the object to be lifted or separated, ensuring the contact point is secure and centered. Apply controlled force to the opposite end to create leverage; adjust position incrementally to avoid sudden slips. When working on brittle materials such as masonry, use small, repeated movements rather than a single large force to reduce the risk of uncontrolled breakage. When lifting heavy items, combine the pry bar with appropriate supports or lifting aids and work with a partner if needed.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the tool before use for cracks, excessive wear or deformation. Wear suitable personal protective equipment — gloves, eye protection and safety boots. Do not use the pry bar as a hammer or them as a substitute for tools designed for striking. Store in a dry place to limit corrosion and maintain the structural integrity of the steel.