Crowbar with Puller MODECO MN-79-164 750 x 30 x 16 mm forged pry bar

Forged crowbar MODECO MN-79-164 measuring 750 x 30 x 16 mm is a hardened pry bar designed for levering, prying and pulling tasks. The tool integrates a robust forged shaft with a built-in puller (extractor) to assist in removing nails and fasteners or separating joined parts. Its dimensions and construction make it suitable for construction, demolition, carpentry and general workshop applications where controlled force and durability are required.

Advantages

The crowbar is made from a hardened forged alloy that provides strength and resistance to bending under load, while the slim profile and tapered ends enable precise insertion into narrow joints. The integrated puller offers improved efficiency when extracting nails or staples without needing a separate tool. Balanced weight and a straight shaft deliver predictable leverage and reduced slippage during prying operations.

Suitable for

• Removing nails, staples and small fasteners
• Separating boards, panels and joined components
• Demolition and dismantling work on construction sites
• Carpentry, framing and general workshop tasks
• Preparing surfaces by prying off trim, skirting boards or old fixtures

Key specifications

• Length: 750 mm
• Shaft cross-section: approximately 30 x 16 mm
• Material: forged hardened metal
• Ends: tapered pry ends for insertion and leverage
• Integrated feature: built-in puller/extractor for nail removal
• Finish: industrial finish designed for grip and wear resistance

How to use

Position the tapered end of the crowbar into the gap or beneath the object to be pried, then apply steady leverage against a firm support or use the shaft as a lever to lift or separate materials. Use the built-in puller to engage nail heads or fasteners and apply controlled rearward force to extract them. Maintain a stable stance and ensure the contact point is secure to avoid sudden movement. Inspect the tool before use for damage or excessive wear and replace it if structural integrity is compromised.

Usage recommendations

For safest operation, wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and work gloves. Use the crowbar within its mechanical limits: avoid using it as a striking tool with hammers or for levering beyond the shaft’s length and leverage capacity. When removing long or stubborn fasteners, combine prying with gradual incremental movements rather than abrupt force to reduce the risk of tool damage or material splintering.