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Pinch Bar Hexagon 600 x 20mm | 40° Heel Offset | Heat Treated Blade Ends | Impact-Resistant Finish | by Wattmaster
The Pinch Bar Hexagon 600 x 20mm is designed for optimal lifting and prying, featuring a 40° heel offset for better leverage and heat-treated blade ends for enhanced strength. Ideal for construction and maintenance tasks, this durable tool is perfect for moving objects into place without the need for professional installation.
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Product Name/Title: Pinch Bar Hexagon 600 x 20mm | 40° Heel Offset | Heat Treated Blade Ends | Impact-Resistant Finish | by Wattmaster
Brand: Wattmaster
SKU: 5PB60020
Alternatively Known As: Lever Bar, Pry Bar, Crowbar, Lifting Bar
Technical Specifications
- Length: 600mm
- Width: 20mm
- Hexagon shape for better grip and leverage
- Heel offset angle: 40°
- Heat treated blade ends for enhanced strength
- Impact-resistant powder coated finish
- Dimensions (H x L x W): 20mm x 600mm x 20mm
- Weight: 1.53 kg
Key Features
- Heel offset to 40° for optimum lifting
- Heat treated blade ends for superior strength
- Impact-resistant powder coating for increased durability
- Available in several convenient sizes
Professional Installation Requirements
- No professional installation required. Suitable for use by trained personnel or DIY users.
Applications
- Levering and moving objects into place
- Construction and building tasks requiring lifting and prying
- General maintenance and repair work
Standards & Compliance
- AS/NZS 4801 – Occupational Health & Safety Management Systems
Environmental Benefits
- Durable construction reduces the need for frequent replacements, minimizing waste.
Warranty Information
Standard manufacturer warranty applies. Please refer to Wattmaster for specific warranty details.
Available Now
The Wattmaster Pinch Bar Hexagon 600 x 20mm is available now for immediate purchase. Ideal for construction, maintenance, and general levering applications.
