Wrecking/Crow Bar NEO tools 29-041, 1 pc, weight 870 g

NEO tools 29-041 is a single-piece wrecking/crow bar with a 90° bend, designed for prying, pulling nails and light demolition tasks. Manufactured from high carbon steel, the tool provides a compact, handheld solution for renovation, construction and woodworking jobs that require leverage and controlled force. The device weighs 870 g and is supplied as one unit, offering a balance between strength and portability. Certified by TÜV Rheinland, the wrecking bar meets quality and reliability standards expected by professional users.

Advantages

The crow bar combines a one-piece construction and a 90° bend to deliver stable leverage and improved control when prying or lifting materials. Made of high carbon steel, it resists bending under load and maintains edge integrity for tasks such as nail pulling and light crushing. At 870 g, the tool is heavy enough to provide effective force but still compact for handheld use and easy transport. Certification by an independent testing body confirms consistent manufacturing quality and product reliability.

Suitable for

• Prying and levering boards, panels and fixtures
• Pulling and extracting nails and fasteners
• Light demolition and material separation
• Construction and renovation tasks requiring controlled force
• Woodworking jobs that need leverage for disassembly

Key specifications

• Material: high carbon steel
• Bend angle: 90 degrees
• Construction: single-piece forged design
• Weight: 870 g
• Finish: durable protective coating for corrosion resistance
• Certifications: TÜV Rheinland quality and reliability tested

How to use

Position the thin end of the crow bar under the object or nail head and apply steady leverage using the 90° bend to amplify force. For nail removal, seat the claw around the nail head and use the bar as a fulcrum to pull the nail out with controlled motion. For prying boards or separating materials, insert the wedge-shaped end into the seam and apply measured pressure until the joint releases. Use both hands as needed to maintain control and avoid sudden movements; place a block of wood under the fulcrum if additional protection of the work surface is required.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as gloves and eye protection when using the crow bar. Inspect the tool for damage before use and avoid applying excessive bending forces beyond intended light demolition and prying tasks. Store in a dry place to preserve the protective finish and prolong service life.