Pry Bars and Lifting Tools
A pry bar is a steel-bar hand tool with an end thinned to fit between parts, which pries, spreads and shifts things using the lever principle. It is used in machine assembly to align parts, separate seized covers and flanges, take apart pallets and crates, or open a gap large enough to place a block under a heavy part. In this category, İzeltaş grooved pry bars are offered in 400 mm and 600 mm lengths, with the 600 mm also available with a curved end, and are sold per piece. Choose the pry bar according to its length, end shape and how tight the place you will work in is: as the length increases, a larger force is obtained at the end with the same hand force, and a curved end creates a fulcrum, making it easier to get under a part and lift. Although lifting appears in the category name, a pry bar is not load-lifting equipment like a jack or a hoist; it does not carry the load, it only shifts and spreads it over a short distance.
Products
- İzeltaş Grooved Curved-End Crowbar 600mm — İzeltaş · SKU: 6360260600 · TRY 959.06 · In stock
- İzeltaş Grooved Crowbar 400mm — İzeltaş · SKU: 6350260400 · TRY 511.13 · In stock
- İzeltaş Grooved Crowbar 600mm — İzeltaş · SKU: 6350260600 · TRY 868.21 · In stock
How to choose Pry Bars and Lifting Tools
A pry bar is a steel-bar hand tool with an end thinned to fit between parts, which pries, spreads and shifts things using the lever principle. It is used in machine assembly to align parts, separate seized covers and flanges, take apart pallets and crates, or open a gap large enough to place a block under a heavy part.
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Frequently asked questions
What is Pry Bars and Lifting Tools and where is it used?
A pry bar is a steel-bar hand tool with an end thinned to fit between parts, which pries, spreads and shifts things using the lever principle. It is used in machine assembly to align parts, separate seized covers and flanges, take apart pallets and crates, or open a gap large enough to place a block under a heavy part.
What should I compare when choosing Pry Bars and Lifting Tools?
Choose the pry bar according to its length, end shape and how tight the place you will work in is: as the length increases, a larger force is obtained at the end with the same hand force, and a curved end creates a fulcrum, making it easier to get under a part and lift.
Where can I find technical details for Pry Bars and Lifting Tools products?
Although lifting appears in the category name, a pry bar is not load-lifting equipment like a jack or a hoist; it does not carry the load, it only shifts and spreads it over a short distance.