Hex Nail Puller Pry Bar 14 x 450 mm (Through-Hardened Carbon Steel)
Key points
- Hex flats stop the bar rolling and give a grip that does not slip under load
- Curved claw lifts nails while the flat head levers boards and frames apart
- Through-hardened carbon steel flexes and returns instead of bending
- 0.33 kg and 450 mm overall balance portability with real leverage
- Salvage and crate work can be handled with one bar rather than a hammer and chisel, so reclaimed timber comes apart with less damage to the board
| Size Code | 14 x 450 |
| Shaft Length | 380 mm |
| Claw Bend | 70 mm |
| Weight | 0.33 kg |
| Material | Carbon Steel, Through-Hardened |
| Finish | Anti-Rust Coating |
| MOQ | 1 pc |
| Price basis | FOB China |
| Payment | T/T bank transfer |
| Packing | Export carton with moisture-resistant packing |
| Sample | Available before a bulk order |
| Lead time | Confirmed in your quotation |
Product detail
Hexagonal nail puller and pry bar for carpenters, crate builders and maintenance crews who need to open timber and pull fixings without damaging the material around them. The six-sided profile does two jobs: the flats stop the bar rolling off a bench, and the corners give a grip that does not slip when force is applied. Both ends are shaped, one into a curved claw for lifting nails and one into a flattened head for levering boards, panels and frames apart. The bar is through-hardened carbon steel, so it flexes under load and returns instead of taking a permanent bend, and the painted surface resists rust in damp workshops. At 0.33 kg and 450 mm overall it is light enough to carry in a tool bag but long enough to give real leverage on stubborn fixings. With a 70 mm claw bend, the tip slips under a nail head that sits almost flush with the timber and lifts it clear. Salvage and demolition crews use a hex bar for pulling nails and lifting boards without crushing the edge; the through-hardened shaft takes a hammer strike on the end and the claw is bent to roll a nail out rather than shear it.
