Crowbar YATO YT-46814 — steel pry bar, 900 mm, black

The YATO YT-46814 steel crowbar is a 900 mm manual lever tool designed for prying, dismantling and heavy-duty leverage operations. Constructed from hardened steel with a black protective finish, the tool delivers extended reach and mechanical advantage for tasks such as removing nails, separating boards, lifting floorboards and light demolition. Its straight-profile design and tapered ends provide both gripping and levering points for controlled force application in construction, renovation and workshop environments.

Advantages

The crowbar's full-steel construction offers high bending strength and wear resistance while the black finish reduces corrosion and surface wear during repeated use. At 900 mm length the tool balances reach and control, enabling effective force transfer with less user effort. Tapered and shaped ends allow secure engagement with nails, seams and gaps, and the rigid shaft maintains shape under heavy load, ensuring consistent performance during prying and demolition work.

Suitable for

• Removing nails and fasteners
• Separating boards and panels
• Lifting floorboards and skids
• Light demolition and dismantling
• Workshop and construction site general leverage tasks

Key specifications

• Material: hardened steel
• Length: 900 mm
• Finish: black protective coating
• Design: straight shaft with tapered ends for prying and hooking
• Typical applications: prying, levering, nail removal, panel separation

How to use

Position the tapered end of the crowbar under the object or fastener to be moved, using a block or spacer under the fulcrum point to protect the work surface when needed. Apply steady downward or upward force on the opposite end to leverage and dislodge nails, boards or materials. For pulling nails, hook the claw around the nail head and rock the bar to extract it. For demolition, use controlled, incremental prying to avoid sudden material failure. Maintain a firm grip and stable stance to control the tool during heavy leverage.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as gloves and eye protection when prying or demolishing. Inspect the crowbar before use for straightness and any surface damage; avoid using a compromised tool. When working near finished surfaces, place a protective block under the fulcrum to avoid damage. Store in a dry place to maintain the protective finish and prevent corrosion.