Wrecking/Crow Bar Proline 31371 — 1 pc, general-purpose demolition pry bar

Proline 31371 is a single-piece wrecking/crow bar supplied as one unit for general-purpose demolition, prying and levering tasks. Manufactured from high-quality steel with forged and quenched working parts and a hexagonal profile, this pry bar is intended for manual use in construction, renovation and dismantling work where a robust metal bar is required to remove nails, lift boards and separate materials.

Advantages

The one-piece construction provides consistent strength along the entire length of the tool and reduces the risk of joint failure during heavy use. Forged and quenched working ends improve wear resistance and edge retention for repeated prying operations. The hexagonal profile enhances grip control and prevents unwanted rolling when set down on inclined surfaces. Overall, the tool combines durability, predictable mechanical behavior and a form factor adapted to levering and demolition tasks.

Suitable for

• Removing nails and fasteners from wood and other materials
• Lifting and separating floorboards, panels and planks
• Prying apart joined or nailed timber during renovation
• General demolition and dismantling on construction sites
• Manual levering where controlled force and reach are required

Key specifications

• Construction: single-piece steel bar with forged and quenched working parts
• Material: high-quality steel
• Profile: hexagonal shaft for improved grip and anti-roll behavior
• Intended use: manual demolition, prying and levering

How to use

Position the working end of the crow bar beneath the nail head, board edge or joint you intend to separate. Apply steady leverage by using the bar as a fulcrum, moving the handle to increase lifting or prying force while maintaining control with both hands. For stubborn fasteners, use smaller incremental prying motions rather than sudden excessive force to avoid slipping or damaging surrounding materials. After use, inspect the working ends for deformation and store the tool in a dry place to reduce corrosion.

Usage recommendations

For safe operation, wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as gloves and eye protection, and ensure stable footing before applying leverage. Use the correct hand placement to maintain control and avoid using the pry bar as a substitute for a hammer or chisel in tasks for which it is not designed.