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The Kango 450mm Wrecking Bar is engineered for demolition and renovation, with a gooseneck design and built-in fulcrum that make prying and nail pulling efficient. As a pry bar, it gives solid leverage for separating timber and lifting boards.
A wrecking bar is a heavy-duty lever used to pry apart timber and extract nails during demolition. The dedicated strike zone lets you hammer the head to drive the nail puller under nail heads, while the extra-wide, thin prying head wedges between nail-embedded boards. The 450mm length suits closer demolition and renovation work; longer Kango wrecking bars in 600mm, 750mm and 900mm cover bigger jobs.
Kango 450mm Wrecking Bar is a robust tool designed for demolition tasks, providing leverage for prying apart timber and extracting nails effectively. The Kango 450mm Wrecking Bar is engineered for demolition and renovation applications, featuring a gooseneck design with a built-in fulcrum for efficient nail extraction. Its dedicated strike zone allows for additional impact force, making it suitable for driving the nail puller beneath nail heads. The extra wide and thin prying head easily wedges between nail-embedded boards.
A wrecking bar is a heavy steel lever used in demolition to pry apart timber, separate boards and extract nails.
It measures 450mm, suiting closer prying and nail-pulling work.
Yes, the gooseneck end and built-in fulcrum are designed for nail extraction, and the strike zone lets you drive the puller under nail heads.
Kango wrecking bars are also offered in larger 600mm, 750mm and 900mm lengths for heavier demolition tasks.
This wrecking bar has a gooseneck head for high-leverage prying and nail pulling, while a flat pry bar has a slimmer head suited to lifting trim and skirting.













