Crowbar JUCO L1075 traditional pry bar 1000 mm length

The JUCO L1075 traditional crowbar is a 1000 mm working-length lever tool designed for prying, levering and light demolition tasks in construction, renovation and woodworking. Its straight bar profile with a beveled chisel end and a claw opposite the tip provides a combination of lifting and nail-extraction functions in a single manual tool. The tool is intended for use where controlled manual leverage is needed and is suitable for both professional tradespeople and DIY users.

Advantages

The straight profile and full-length shaft deliver consistent leverage along the bar, while the beveled chisel end enables precise insertion between materials. The claw end is shaped to facilitate nail removal and pulling operations without additional accessories. The steel construction offers rigidity for repeated prying motions and provides a simple, durable design with low maintenance requirements.

Suitable for

• Prying apart joined boards and panels
• Lifting flooring, skirting and trim during renovation
• Removing nails and fasteners
• Light demolition and dismantling of wooden structures
• General levering tasks on construction sites and workshops

Key specifications

• Working length: 1000 mm
• Overall straight-bar design with beveled chisel end and claw end
• Material: hardened steel construction for rigidity
• Finish: corrosion-resistant protective coating
• Weight: balanced for manual leverage and control

How to use

Position the beveled chisel end between the surfaces to be separated and apply steady, controlled force on the opposite end to create leverage. For nail removal, engage the nail head with the claw and use the bar as a fulcrum, placing a protective block under the bar where needed to avoid surface damage. Use smooth, incremental movements rather than sudden force to reduce the risk of material splintering and to maintain safe control of the tool.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate hand protection and eye protection when prying or demolishing materials. Inspect the crowbar before use and avoid striking the tool with hammers in ways that could cause fracture. Store the bar in a dry place to preserve the protective finish and maintain performance over time.