Topex Łom 1200mm 04A312 is a 1.2 m crowbar designed for prying, levering and demolition tasks. Made for manual heavy-duty use, this long, rigid pry bar gives extended reach and mechanical advantage to remove boards, pull nails and dismantle structures. The tool is intended for work on construction sites, during renovation and in workshops where a durable, straight pry bar is required.
Advantages
The 1.2 m length increases leverage and reach compared with shorter pry bars, reducing the need for awkward body positions when extracting fasteners or separating elements. A solid, heat-treated steel shaft provides rigidity and resistance to bending under load. The shaped ends are optimized for both nail-pulling and wedging actions, while the smooth finish protects surfaces from unintended scratches when used carefully. The simple, one-piece construction minimizes joint failures and ensures reliable performance in repeated manual operations.
Suitable for
- Removing boards, skirting and cladding
- Pulling nails and staples
- Dismantling small structures and frames
- Light demolition and renovation work
- Workshop and general maintenance tasks
Key specifications
- Overall length: 1.2 m
- Type: straight crowbar / pry bar
- Material: hardened steel shaft for manual heavy-duty use
- Ends: flattened and curved ends for prying and nail extraction
- Construction: single-piece design for increased durability
How to use
Position the appropriate end of the crowbar under the object or fastener to be moved, then apply steady pressure to the opposite end to lever the object free. For nail pulling, engage the nail head with the notch and use the bar as a fulcrum to extract the nail; if necessary, protect nearby surfaces with a block of wood. When separating boards or panels, work incrementally along the seam to avoid sudden breakage. Inspect the tool before use for visible damage and ensure you have a stable stance to control the applied force.
Usage recommendations
Use protective gloves and eye protection when prying or demolishing materials. Avoid using the crowbar as a hammer or striking it with a metal object. Store the tool in a dry place to prevent corrosion and check the bar regularly for bends or cracks; replace if any structural damage is detected.
