Description
A worksite pry bar (also known as a crowbar or claw bar) is a hand tool used to apply leverage for prying apart materials, removing nails, or dislodging objects. It typically has a long, strong metal shaft with one or both ends shaped to create leverage.
Some key features include:
- Length: The pry bar can vary in size, typically ranging from 12 inches to 48 inches, depending on the level of leverage needed.
- Shape: One end usually has a flat or curved end to wedge into gaps, while the other may be a pointed tip or claw for pulling nails.
- Material: Most pry bars are made from hardened steel to ensure strength and durability.
- Usage: Often used in construction, demolition, and repair tasks, the worksite pry bar is effective in splitting wooden materials, removing nails, or lifting heavy objects.
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