24" FatMax Spring Steel Wrecking Bar 600 mm, Stanley

Quick Facts — Stanley 555031 Wrecking bar

• Brand: Stanley
• Model: 555031
• EAN: 3253561555039
• Type: Wrecking bar
• Length: 24" / 600 mm
• Material: Spring steel
• Weight: 1.805 kg

The Stanley FatMax 555031 is a spring steel wrecking bar, 24" (600 mm), for demolition, prying and splitting in construction work.

The machined ends and wide support surface give control both when demolishing and when lifting loads, while the relatively low weight of 1.805 kg reduces strain over a working day.

What sets wrecking bar 555031 from Stanley apart?

The bar is made from spring steel, which gives high wear resistance under heavy load. Key features at a glance:

• Precision-machined ends that give a controlled grip on the workpiece.
• Wide support surface that makes lifting heavy objects easier.
• Wide ends for demolition and splitting of material.
• Low weight, 1.805 kg, at a length of 600 mm.

Is wrecking bar 555031 suited to demolition and splitting?

Yes. The wide ends are designed for demolition and splitting of material, and the wide support surface makes it easier to lift or prise objects loose. The length of 600 mm (24") provides leverage for prying work.

Technical Specifications

Used by: Demolition workers, carpenters, scaffolders, pipefitters and roofers.

Common in: Construction, demolition, renovation, civil engineering and housing refurbishment.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Is wrecking bar 555031 from Stanley suited to demolishing timber and prying?

Yes. The Stanley 555031 has wide, machined ends and a wide support surface, and is designed for demolition, splitting and lifting. Its length is 600 mm (24") and its weight 1.805 kg.

What sets wrecking bar 555031 from Stanley apart from other wrecking bars?

The Stanley 555031 is made from spring steel, which gives high wear resistance under heavy load. The combination of precision-machined ends, wide support surface and a weight of 1.805 kg at a length of 600 mm makes it easy to work with in demolition and prying.