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TIMCO | SKU:
468230
Timco Wrecking Bar – 300 mm to 900 mm
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Timco Wrecking Bar – 300 mm to 900 mm - 300mm is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Timco Wrecking Bar – 300 mm to 900 mm
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Description
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Hardened Steel Hex Shaft Wrecking Bar with Nail Puller
The Timco Wrecking Bar is a high-strength demolition tool forged from EN8D carbon steel, available in five sizes from 300mm to 900mm. With a hexagonal shaft for superior grip and torque, machined chisel and claw ends for precise leverage, and a built-in nail puller, this versatile tool is ideal for pulling, prying, dismantling, and demolition tasks. Its durable powder-coated finish protects against corrosion and wear, making it a trade-ready essential for any site or workshop.
Key Features & Benefits
- Hardened & Tempered EN8D Steel: Drop-forged for strength, resilience, and long-term durability.
- Hexagonal Shaft: Improves grip and prevents rolling during use, offering enhanced leverage.
- Machined Chisel & Claw Tips: Ensure precise engagement with materials and reduce slippage.
- Integrated Nail Puller: Built-in claw end for easy and efficient nail extraction.
- Powder-Coated Finish: Corrosion-resistant coating extends lifespan in tough environments.
Product Details
- Available Sizes: 300mm (12″), 450mm (18″), 600mm (24″), 750mm (30″), 900mm (36″)
- Material: EN8D hardened and tempered carbon steel
- Shaft Profile: Hexagonal
- Ends: Claw/nail puller on one end, wide chisel on the other
- Finish: Black powder coating
Typical Uses
- Demolition of timber structures, stud walls, and roofing.
- Removing floorboards, pallets, skirting boards, and cladding.
- Pulling out large nails, staples, or fixings with the claw end.
- General prying and levering on construction and landscaping projects.
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