Crowbar set Vorel 4 pcs model 34184 – metal pry bars for demolition and levering

Vorel crowbar set model 34184 includes four metal pry bars designed for levering, prying, demolition and general workshop use. Each bar features a rigid shaft with tapered, sharpened ends and a bent tip to provide additional fulcrum options and improved access in narrow areas. Handles are coated with durable plastic to ensure a secure grip during controlled force applications such as dismantling joints, removing nails and separating materials.

Advantages

The set combines multiple lengths and blade widths to cover a range of tasks from light prying to heavier demolition work, reducing the need to switch between tools. Blades are produced from 40Cr steel for enhanced strength and wear resistance while plastic-coated handles improve handling and reduce slippage. The tapered, sharpened ends facilitate easy insertion between joined parts and the bent tip provides leverage in confined spaces.

Suitable for

• Construction and renovation work — prying boards, removing trim and separating materials
• Workshop and carpentry tasks — assembly/disassembly and adjusting fitted parts
• Vehicle and mechanical work — body panel and component prying
• Rescue and emergency operations — gaining leverage in confined access situations

Key specifications

• Blade material: 40Cr steel for strength and durability
• Handle finish: durable plastic coating for improved grip
• Tip style: tapered, sharpened ends for easy insertion between joined parts
• Bent tip feature: provides an additional fulcrum for working in narrow areas
• Set composition: four pry bars of different lengths and widths
  • 195 mm length, 11 mm blade width
  • 305 mm length, 16 mm blade width
  • 445 mm length, 21 mm blade width
  • 600 mm length, 21 mm blade width

How to use

Select a pry bar of appropriate length and blade width for the task and position the tapered end between the materials to be separated. Use the bent tip where an additional fulcrum is required in tight spaces. Apply controlled force with steady pressure on the handle; for heavier demolition, use the longer, wider bars to increase leverage. Keep hands clear of pinch points and maintain a firm grip on the plastic-coated handle to avoid slippage.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves when using pry bars. Inspect bars before use for straightness and secure handle coating. Avoid using the pry bars as striking tools with a hammer unless they are specifically intended for that purpose. Store the set in a dry place to prevent corrosion and extend service life.