Claw Crowbar with Puller MODECO MN-79-180 400mm

The Claw Crowbar with Puller MODECO MN-79-180 400mm is a compact hand tool designed for prying, nail removal and light demolition. With a flattened pry blade on one end and a claw with integrated puller on the other, this 400 mm crowbar provides leverage and control in confined spaces. It is intended for use in construction, carpentry, renovation and household DIY tasks where a short, robust levering tool is required.

Advantages

This MODECO claw crowbar combines a flattened pry blade for wedging and separating materials with a claw-shaped end that incorporates a puller for efficient nail extraction. Its 400 mm length offers a balance between reach and maneuverability, making it practical for tight spots. The compact size and solid construction provide reliable force transmission for light to moderate prying and pulling jobs.

Suitable for

• Prying floorboards, skirting and panels in renovation work
• Removing nails from timber, boards and fixtures
• Separating joined materials during demolition or repair
• Carpentry and joinery tasks requiring controlled levering
• General DIY tasks where a compact crowbar is needed

Key specifications

• Overall length: 400 mm
• Tool type: claw crowbar with integrated nail puller
• Pry end: flattened blade for wedging and levering
• Claw end: curved claw with slot for nail extraction
• Material: hardened steel construction for strength and durability
• Finish: protective coating to resist corrosion (factory applied)

How to use

Position the flattened pry blade or the claw under the edge of the material to be separated, ensuring a stable contact point. Apply steady, controlled force to lever the blade and lift or separate the material; for nail removal, hook the nail head into the claw slot and use the crowbar as a lever to extract the nail. Use the tool with appropriate personal protective equipment such as gloves and safety glasses. Avoid using excessive force beyond the tool’s intended capacity to prevent damage or slippage.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use the crowbar on solid support points and combine with a wooden or rubber block to protect finished surfaces when levering. Inspect the tool for signs of wear or deformation before each use and replace it if the integrity is compromised.