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OTC TOOLS Indexing Pry Bar
OTC indexing pry bars are specialised hand tools that provide leverage and pry apart objects in construction, demolition and automotive repair applications.
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CWorking Mechanism
- Place the tool in the appropriate position and adjust the head to the desired angle.
- Apply gradual force, using the leverage of the tool to pry apart the objects.
Features
- OTC indexing pry bars offer 14 different locking positions and 180-degree adjustable heads to acquire the proper leverage & angle for their prying duty.
- Their knurled handles account for a secure grip.
- These pry bars are made of steel to handle impacts from heavy uses.
Compatible Accessories
- Tethers: They offer an additional level of protection and prevent the instrument from becoming a hazard if it slips or is unintentionally dropped while in use.
Standards and Approvals
- ANSI
Frequently Asked Questions
How to ensure safety while using OTC pry bars?
- Wear protective gloves and eyewear.
- Ensure that the object being pried is secure.
How to maintain OTC indexing pry bars?
These indexing pry bars should be kept clean and free of rust or other debris that can weaken the metal. They should be stored in a dry place and inspected regularly for any signs of damage or wear.
What is the difference between a pry bar and a crowbar?
A crowbar has a curved end and is ideal for demolition work, while a pry bar has a flat end and is suitable for construction and demolition applications.
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