WADFOW Wrecking Bar

WADFOW Wrecking Bar – Heavy-Duty Demolition Tool

The WADFOW Wrecking Bar is a strong, multi-purpose demolition tool designed for prying, lifting, pulling, and breaking tasks. Built from durable 45# carbon steel, it delivers exceptional strength, impact resistance, and reliability for both professional and home use. Whether on construction sites, workshop projects, or renovation jobs, this heavy-duty wrecking bar provides powerful leverage and control.

WADFOW offers multiple lengths to suit different levels of force and reach, making the tool suitable for carpenters, builders, mechanics, metal workers, and DIY users.

Available Sizes and Specifications

450mm WADFOW Wrecking Bar

• Length: 450mm
  
• Handle Size: 16mm
  
• Material: 45# Carbon Steel
  
• Packed by label
  

600mm WADFOW Wrecking Bar

• Length: 600mm
  
• Handle Size: 16mm
  
• Material: 45# Carbon Steel
  
• Packed by label
  

750mm WADFOW Wrecking Bar

• Length: 750mm
  
• Handle Size: 18mm
  
• Material: 45# Carbon Steel
  
• Packed by label
  

900mm WADFOW Wrecking Bar

• Length: 900mm
  
• Handle Size: 18mm
  
• Material: 45# Carbon Steel
  
• Packed by label
  

What Is a Wrecking Bar?

A wrecking bar is a robust metal tool used for demolition and prying. It usually features a curved claw at one end and a straight chisel end at the other, giving users enough leverage to pull apart materials, lift objects, or remove nails.

It is commonly used in construction, carpentry, repair work, and heavy-duty demolition tasks.

Heavy-Duty Wrecking Bar

A heavy-duty wrecking bar is made from high-strength steel and is designed to handle tough applications such as breaking concrete, prying hardwood structures, removing embedded nails, or dismantling frames. The WADFOW wrecking bar falls into this category due to its strong 45# carbon steel construction.

Wrecking Bar Uses

A wrecking bar can be used for:

• Prying apart wood, metal, or concrete structures
  
• Removing nails, screws, and staples
  
• Lifting heavy objects slightly for repositioning
  
• Breaking tiles, bricks, or blocks
  
• Opening crates or sealed containers
  
• Demolishing wooden frames, pallets, or furniture
  
• Creating leverage when loosening tight materials
  

Its strength and shape make it an essential tool for demolition and renovation work.