Flat Pry Bar JUCO L0025 900 mm — 900 mm flat crowbar for prying and demolition

JUCO L0025 is a 900 mm flat pry bar designed for prying, levering and light demolition tasks. The 900 mm length provides extended reach and mechanical advantage while the flat profile allows access into narrow gaps and between boards. Constructed from solid metal, the tool is intended to apply controlled force for removing nails, lifting boards, separating materials and positioning components during construction, renovation and DIY jobs.

Advantages

The flat, thin geometry of this crowbar permits insertion into tight seams and underboard edges, reducing the need to enlarge openings. Its 900 mm length increases leverage for efficient nail removal and board lifting with less physical effort. A solid metal construction ensures rigidity during levering and predictable flex characteristics under load. The flat ends facilitate prying close to surfaces and provide better contact for pulling and levering operations.

Suitable for

• Prying up floorboards and trim
• Removing nails and fasteners
• Separating joined materials (paneling, sheathing)
• Light demolition and deconstruction work
• Accessing tight gaps for repositioning or lifting

Key specifications

• Overall length: 900 mm
• Flat profile for narrow-gap access
• Solid metal construction for rigidity and leverage
• Flat ends designed for prying and pulling
• Intended for manual levering and light demolition

How to use

Position the flat end of the pry bar into the gap or under the edge of the material to be lifted. Apply steady pressure to the opposite end to lever the material upward or apart; use the full length to increase mechanical advantage when necessary. For nail removal, hook the nail head with the pry end and apply controlled leverage until the fastener is extracted. When working near finished surfaces, protect adjacent areas with a thin shim or block to distribute force and reduce surface damage.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves. Inspect the tool for cracks or excessive wear before use and avoid applying sudden, excessive force that may cause tool slippage. Store the pry bar in a dry place to prevent corrosion and maintain its working condition.