Crowbar set, NEO Tools 11-113 — pack of 4 pieces

The Crowbar set, NEO Tools 11-113 — pack of 4 pieces contains four compact metal pry bars designed for prying, levering and light demolition work. Each bar is built to provide controlled force for removing nails, separating panels and dismantling fixtures in residential and light professional environments. The set is intended to offer a range of lengths and tip profiles to cover common tasks encountered during renovation, construction and workshop work.

Advantages

The set delivers a robust combination of compact size and leverage capability, allowing precise application of force in confined spaces. Hardened metal construction ensures durability and resistance to bending under normal use. The variety of bar shapes and tip styles in the pack reduces the need to switch tools frequently and supports both nail removal and material separation operations.

Suitable for

• Removing nails and fasteners
• Prying floorboards, mouldings and panels
• Light demolition and dismantling tasks
• Workshop and maintenance jobs
• Renovation and finishing work in homes and small job sites

Key specifications

• Set composition: 4 pry bars with different lengths and tip profiles
• Material: hardened steel for strength and wear resistance
• Finish: corrosion-resistant surface treatment
• Tip types: flat and curved ends for varied leverage and nail-pulling
• Design: compact, hand-operated pry bars suitable for confined spaces

How to use

Select the pry bar within the set whose length and tip profile best match the task. Position the tip under the object or fastener to be removed and apply steady leverage using body weight and hand force while maintaining a firm grip. For nail removal, engage the nail head with the appropriate curved tip and pull by rocking the bar to extract the fastener. When prying boards or panels, work progressively along the length to avoid sudden breakage and to control the separation of materials.

Usage recommendations

Use eye protection and gloves when performing prying or demolition work. Inspect the bars periodically for deformation or wear and replace any bar that shows significant bending or damaged tips. Avoid using the pry bars as hammers or for heavy structural demolition beyond their intended light to medium-duty scope.