Crow bar Vorel 34750 — wrecking bar, length 750 mm, 1 pc

The Vorel Łom 750 mm 34750 is a 750 mm crowbar designed for levering, prying and basic demolition work. Its straight, compact form provides controlled force transmission and extended reach for tasks such as lifting boards, separating joined materials and removing fasteners. The tool is intended for manual heavy-duty use in construction, carpentry and renovation environments where a robust, simple pry bar is required.

Advantages

The solid metal construction ensures durability under repeated levering and prying operations. A 750 mm length balances reach and control, allowing both fine, precise movements and sufficient leverage for tougher tasks. The straight design simplifies alignment and makes it easy to position the tip for pulling nails or wedging between materials. The tool’s geometry supports direct transmission of manual force with minimal flex.

Suitable for

• Removing nails and fasteners
• Lifting and prying floorboards or panels
• Separating plaster, cladding or joined wooden elements
• Basic dismantling and demolition work on-site

Key specifications

• Overall length: 750 mm
• Tool type: straight crowbar / pry bar
• Primary use: levering, prying, demolition
• Construction: single-piece metal design for manual heavy-duty use
• Typical applications: construction, carpentry, renovation

How to use

Position the tip of the crowbar at the gap or under the edge of the element to be lifted or separated. Apply steady manual force to the handle while using the bar as a lever; adjust the fulcrum point or use a block to increase mechanical advantage if needed. For removing nails, engage the nail head with the tip and pull with controlled motion to avoid sudden slips. When working on brittle surfaces, increase contact area or use a protective shim to prevent damage. Store the tool in a dry place to reduce corrosion risk.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as gloves and eye protection when levering or prying. Inspect the crowbar before use for deformation or cracks and avoid using excessive hammer strikes on the tool to prevent damage.