Kango 380mm Flat Pry Bar with Built-In Fulcrum and Nail Pullers

Name: Kango 380mm Flat Pry Bar with Built-In Fulcrum and Nail Pullers
Brand: Kango
SKU: ING0553621
Price: 40.49 AUD
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The Kango 380mm Flat Pry Bar is built for enhanced leverage on prying tasks such as lifting skirting boards and moulding. Its slim flat profile slides into tight gaps where a bulkier bar won't fit.

Length: 380mm
Construction: Heat-treated forged steel
Features: High-leverage head with built-in fulcrum, integrated nail pullers
Model: KPB380

The high-leverage head incorporates a built-in fulcrum for efficient prying and lifting, while the integrated nail pullers add function for pulling fixings. Use it to lift trim, skirting and moulding and to separate timber during renovation, making it a handy bar for both tradespeople and DIY users.

More about this product

Kango 380mm Flat Pry Bar is a durable tool designed for prying apart timber and other materials in wrecking applications. The Kango 380mm Flat Pry Bar is engineered for enhanced leverage, making it suitable for various prying tasks such as lifting skirting boards and moulding. Its high leverage head incorporates a built-in fulcrum, allowing for efficient prying and lifting. Constructed from heat-treated and forged steel, this pry bar ensures long-lasting durability. The integrated nail pullers offer additional functionality.

Questions & Answers

What is a flat pry bar used for?

A flat pry bar is used for prying and lifting tasks such as removing skirting boards, moulding and trim, and separating timber.

What length is this pry bar?

It measures 380mm.

Does it help pull nails?

Yes, it has integrated nail pullers in addition to its high-leverage prying head.

What is it made from?

It is constructed from heat-treated and forged steel for durability.

How is a flat pry bar different from a wrecking bar?

A flat pry bar has a slim, flat head that slides into tight gaps for lifting trim, while a wrecking bar uses a gooseneck head for heavier demolition and nail pulling.

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