Wrecking/Crow Bar JUCO 34222 — Length 1200 mm, Weight 4.8 kg

JUCO 34222 wrecking/crow bar is a single-piece manual demolition tool with a length of 1200 mm and a weight of 4.8 kg. Designed for levering, prying and dismantling, it is intended for removal of boards, nails and fixtures during construction, renovation and heavy-duty demolition tasks. The solid construction and balanced weight provide force transfer and stability for manual material separation and controlled prying operations.

Advantages

The crow bar is made as a one-piece tool that reduces the risk of joint failure and improves durability under repeated impact and high leverage loads. With a 1200 mm length and 4.8 kg mass it delivers the necessary reach and momentum for effective prying while allowing the user to apply controlled force. Heat-treated steel construction and a tapered end geometry enable reliable engagement with nails, seams and tight joints without excessive deformation.

Suitable for

• Demolition and dismantling of wooden structures and fixtures
• Removing nails, staples and fasteners
• Levering boards and panels during renovation
• Splitting and separating materials on construction sites

Key specifications

• Type: single-piece wrecking / crow bar
• Overall length: 1200 mm
• Weight: 4.8 kg
• Material: heat-treated steel (one-piece forged construction)
• Ends: tapered prying head and chisel/flat end for leverage and nail engagement

How to use

Position the tapered end under the board, nail head or joint to create initial purchase. Use the flat or chisel end as a fulcrum point and apply steady leverage with controlled body movement to pry and separate materials. For nail removal, engage the nail head with the prying slot or hook, rock the bar to loosen the fastener and then pull it free. When working with heavy boards or panels, ensure a stable footing and use gradual pressure to avoid sudden failures or material splintering.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as gloves and eye protection. Inspect the tool before use for cracks or excessive wear. Use correct leverage techniques to avoid overloading and maintain control; store in a dry place to prevent corrosion.