Crowbars

A crowbar, popularly known as a jimmy, is an inconspicuous but very important tool. This robust and durable tool is used for prying, dismantling, removing nails, but also for opening heavy or tightly sealed objects or separating bricks. A crowbar is usually made of steel or titanium. A crowbar is one of the most versatile tools that can be used in the home, on construction sites and during demolitions.

Types of crowbars
There are several types of crowbars on the market, which differ in size, shape and purpose of use:
1. Classic straight crowbars – Ideal for simple prying or handling heavy objects.
2. Forked crowbars, pullers, tack lifters – Enable easy extraction of nails or fastenings.
3. Special crowbars – For example, with an ergonomic shape for precise work in limited space.
4. Mini crowbars – A compact option that is great for delicate work or for your pocket.

Materials and durability
Quality crowbars are made of high-strength steel, which guarantees a long service life even under heavy loads. Some models also have an anti-corrosion finish or rubber handles for more comfortable handling.

Application of crowbars:
- Demolition work: Removing old frames, floors or partitions.
- Construction work: Handling beams or structures.
- DIY projects: Pulling out nails, disassembling furniture or making repairs.
- Rescue operations: In crisis situations when you need to quickly open a door or window.

How to choose the right crowbar?
When choosing a crowbar, it is good to consider:
- Purpose of use – Lighter models are suitable for small jobs, solid and long crowbars for demolition.
- Length and weight – A longer crowbar provides a greater prying effect, a shorter one is more compact and precise.
- Ergonomics – Rubber handles or special shapes increase comfort while working.

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