Crowbar (flat nail prybar) JUCO L1250, flat nail lifter, 500 mm

JUCO L1250 is a flat nail prybar designed for levering, removing nails and general prying tasks. The 500 mm length provides reach and mechanical advantage for carpentry, demolition and renovation work. Its flat profile is intended to slide under nail heads and between boards, allowing controlled lifting and separation while preserving adjacent surfaces when used correctly.

Advantages

The flat design of this prybar offers a thin profile for easy insertion under nails and tight joints. A 500 mm working length increases leverage for efficient nail extraction and prying without excessive force. The tool's solid construction ensures stiffness and durability for repeated use in both professional and DIY contexts, while the flat tip reduces the risk of damaging nearby materials when used with care.

Suitable for

• Removing nails from wooden boards and panels
• Prying and separating floorboards or trim during renovation
• Demolition tasks requiring controlled leverage
• Carpentry and joinery where precise lifting is needed

Key specifications

• Overall working length: 500 mm
• Tool type: flat nail prybar / crowbar
• Profile: flat, low-thickness tip for insertion under nail heads
• Primary materials: metal construction for stiffness and durability
• Intended use: nail lifting, prying, separating boards

How to use

Position the flat tip of the prybar under the nail head or the edge to be separated. Apply steady leverage by pressing the handle while pivoting the tool against a solid surface or using a block as a fulcrum to protect the workpiece. For stubborn nails, work progressively along the nail head, increasing leverage gradually to avoid sudden slips. After lifting, remove the nail fully by levering or by using pliers as needed. Keep hands clear of the contact area and wear appropriate eye protection during prying and demolition operations.

Usage recommendations

Use a protective block or scrap wood as a fulcrum to prevent surface damage when prying. Inspect the prybar before use for straightness and signs of wear; do not use a damaged tool. Use suitable personal protective equipment such as gloves and safety glasses when extracting nails or performing demolition tasks.