Crowbar Yato YT-46834 1000 mm Carbon Steel Black

The Yato YT-46834 crowbar is a 1000 mm long hand tool crafted from carbon steel and finished in black. Designed for heavy-duty prying and lifting, this crowbar offers a straight shaft with flattened and beveled ends that allow secure engagement with nails, boards, and tightly seated components. Its length provides increased leverage for demanding tasks while the carbon steel construction delivers durability and resistance to deformation under high force.

Advantages

This crowbar combines length and material strength to produce strong mechanical advantage when prying, lifting, or separating materials. The 1000 mm length increases leverage so less physical effort is required to dislodge fasteners or lift heavy objects. Carbon steel construction ensures good toughness and wear resistance during repeated use, while the black finish helps protect the metal surface from rust and corrosion in outdoor or workshop environments.

Suitable for

• Demolition work and removing boards or panels
• Extracting nails and fasteners
• Lifting heavy objects a short distance to place supports or wedges
• Garden and landscaping tasks that require prying or levering
• General construction and workshop use

Key specifications

• Overall length: 1000 mm
• Material: carbon steel
• Finish: black protective coating
• Ends: flattened and beveled for prying and nail extraction
• Design: straight shaft for maximum leverage

How to use

Position the beveled end of the crowbar under the edge of the object or fastener you need to move. Apply controlled downward or upward force to the opposite end to lever the object free, using the full length of the tool for increased mechanical advantage. For nail extraction, slide the flattened notch under the nail head and rock the crowbar to pull the nail out. When lifting heavy items, use supports or blocks to incrementally raise the load and avoid sudden shifts; keep hands clear of pinch points and maintain a stable stance while applying force.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as gloves and eye protection. Avoid using the crowbar on extremely hardened or brittle materials that can shatter. Store the tool in a dry place to minimise corrosion and inspect regularly for bends or cracks before use.