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A 4-pc. pry bar set from Proto. Includes rolling head and aligning pry bars. Black oxide finish helps prevent rust corrosion.

Firsttools-Pry Bar 8 inch - Q7608G

Sets include multiple pry bars in different lengths and end styles. Longer pry bars provide more leverage than shorter pry bars. Pointed ends are generally for alignment while flat or chisel ends are for prying.

The Proto pry bar is ideal for prying and aligning with a long pointed taper and 90° rolling head for leverage.

Multi purpose. Can be used as a nail lifter, pry bar, adze or lever. Manufactured from heat treated carbon steel. Ideal for dismantling timber constructions, opening packing cases and removing nails (depending on the type of bar).

Flat bars use their angled claw for controlled prying to remove molding, trim, plywood, and clapboard siding. The claw fits into tight spaces, rocks on its heel to maximize leverage, and can be struck on the heel to drive the claw into place. Flat bars also pull nails with their nail slot.

Ideal for tasks such as prying, spreading, pulling out, and lifting. The sharp tip shape makes it easy to fit into narrow spaces. It is a penetrating type grip that can be hit with a hammer. Elastomer resin absorbs shock and reduces hand fatigue.Removal work, disassembly work, prying work.

The screwdriver handle on these pry bars allows precise control for positioning and resists slipping out of the user's hands when working in wet conditions. Screwdriver-handle pry bars provide a more secure and comfortable grip than bare pry bars.

- Flat and bevelled tips allow application in areas with restricted access- Solid square blades guarantee high power transmission

Chrome vanadium alloy steelPP+TPR handlesPackaged in plastic trayPry bars are for prying and leveringSturdy blade minimizing lever spring effectIt's hardened and tempered for maximum durability

Nail pullers pry out nails that are too wedged in or deeply embedded to remove with a claw hammer. Also known as cat's paw pullers and claw bars, their angled head maximizes leverage to raise and pull out nails. They can be struck on the heel to drive the claw into place.

Easy-to-use safe authentic toolFor pulling nails, opening cans, and large staplers

Flat bars use their angled claw for controlled prying to remove molding, trim, plywood, and clapboard siding. The claw fits into tight spaces, rocks on its heel to maximize leverage, and can be struck on the heel to drive the claw into place. Flat bars also pull nails with their nail slot.

Sharp tip shape that easily enters narrow gaps. Grease-up work between brake shoe sliding surfaces (clearance of back plate) For belt adjustment, parts disassembly, and caulking work