Crowbar Topex 04A190, 900 mm length, 30x16 mm profile

The Topex 04A190 crowbar is a 900 mm long, heavy-duty metal lever with a rectangular 30x16 mm profile designed for levering, prying and light demolition tasks. Its straight, rigid shape provides predictable force transfer and reach for separating boards, removing nails, lifting materials and applying leverage in confined spaces. The simple, robust construction makes this tool suitable for construction and renovation jobs as well as demanding DIY work where a durable, long-handled bar is required.

Advantages

The 900 mm length offers increased reach and leverage compared with shorter bars, enabling safer application of force from a distance. The 30x16 mm rectangular cross-section delivers rigidity and reduced twisting under load, allowing for controlled prying and levering. Manufactured from hardened steel with a welded or heat-treated finish (depending on production batch), the crowbar is built to withstand repeated bending and impact in typical building-site conditions. Its straight profile and chamfered ends facilitate insertion between boards and under fasteners.

Suitable for

• Removing nails and fasteners
• Separating and prying apart boards and panels
• Lifting and levering heavy or awkward materials
• Light demolition and deconstruction work
• Tight-space prying where extended reach is beneficial

Key specifications

• Overall length: 900 mm
• Cross-section: rectangular profile, 30 x 16 mm
• Material: hardened steel construction
• Finish: industrial protective coating to resist corrosion
• Ends: chamfered/prying ends for insertion and leverage

How to use

Position the crowbar with the appropriate end at the point to be levered or pried, ensuring a solid contact point and stable footing. Apply steady pressure using the full length of the bar to gain leverage; for increased force, position a fulcrum (e.g., a block of wood) near the contact point. To remove nails, wedge the chamfered end beneath the nail head and use the bar to lift while protecting the work surface as needed. Avoid applying sudden, uncontrolled impacts that could bend the bar or cause slippage. Inspect the tool before use for straightness and secure finish.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as gloves and eye protection when prying or demolishing. Do not use the crowbar as a hammer striking tool or as a substitute for specialized lifting equipment for loads beyond manual capacity. Store the tool in a dry place to maintain the protective finish and inspect regularly for signs of excessive wear or deformation.