Quick Facts — 13609 Crowbar with nail puller
- Model: 13609
- EAN: 5906372856069
- Type: Crowbar with nail puller
- Length: 900 mm
- Material: C45 steel
- Profile: Hexagonal
Crowbar with nail puller at 900 mm, hot-forged from C45 steel with a hexagonal profile and quenched work parts, from Juco.
The blade and nail puller are quenched, while the body is hot-forged and painted. The weight of 2.223 kg adds mass for prying work.
What sets crowbar 13609 apart?
Crowbar 13609 is hot-forged from C45 steel, giving a one-piece body with no weld joints. The hexagonal profile gives grip and stops the tool from rolling. The finish is painted.
The work parts, meaning the blade and the nail puller, are quenched to withstand the load of prying and pulling.
How crowbar 13609 is used for prying and nail pulling
The crowbar combines two functions in one tool, which matters in demolition and dismantling of nailed structures:
- The blade is used to pry material apart.
- The nail puller draws nails out of timber.
- The length of 900 mm gives leverage for heavy prying.
Technical Specifications
| Length | 900 mm |
| Weight | 2.223 kg |
| Manufacturing | Hot-forged |
| Quenched parts | Blade and nail puller |
| Finish | Painted |
Chosen by: Demolition workers, framing carpenters, formwork carpenters, construction workers.
Found in: Demolition, house building, concrete work, civil engineering.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Is crowbar 13609 suited to work in confined spaces?
No, it is not intended for confined spaces. The length is 900 mm and the weight 2.223 kg, which makes crowbar 13609 a heavy tool for demanding prying and lifting.
Which parts of crowbar 13609 are quenched?
The blade and the nail puller are quenched. The body is hot-forged from C45 steel with a hexagonal profile and painted.
What sets crowbar 13609 apart from other crowbars?
Crowbar 13609 is hot-forged in one piece from C45 steel with a hexagonal profile, a quenched blade and a quenched nail puller. The length is 900 mm and the weight 2.223 kg.