Pé de cabra KS Tools 129.2219 aço cromo-vanádio 1 unid.

The KS Tools 129.2219 crowbar is manufactured from chromium-vanadium steel to combine high strength with resistance to wear. Designed as a single-piece hand tool, it delivers stable leverage for prying, lifting and aligning tasks. The solid construction and ergonomic profile provide predictable force transmission for professional and occasional use.

Advantages

This crowbar offers durable material properties and dimensional stability, reducing the risk of bending under load. The chromium-vanadium steel composition enhances toughness and fatigue resistance, extending service life in demanding environments. Its one-piece design minimizes weak points and provides consistent leverage, while the shape of the ends is optimized for controlled insertion and extraction during demolition or assembly tasks.

Suitable for

• Prying apart boards and fixtures
• Lifting and positioning heavy building materials
• Removing nails and fasteners
• Demolition of small structures and breaking apart components
• General carpentry, construction and renovation work

Key specifications

• Material: chromium-vanadium steel for improved toughness
• Configuration: single-piece crowbar with tapered ends
• Finish: corrosion-resistant surface treatment (industrial finish)
• Use type: manual hand tool for prying, lifting and levering
• Compatibility: suitable for use on wood, metal fasteners and masonry edge prying

How to use

Place the tapered end of the crowbar into the gap or under the object to be moved, then apply steady leverage by pressing the opposite end downwards or using a controlled rocking motion. For nail removal, use the claw or tapered notch to engage the fastener head and pull with even force. Ensure correct hand placement and body posture to maintain control and reduce strain. Inspect contact surfaces before use to avoid slipping and use controlled force rather than sudden impacts.

Recommendations

For safe and effective use, wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as gloves and safety glasses, keep a firm grip on the tool, and avoid using the crowbar on brittle materials without adequate support. Store the tool in a dry place to preserve the protective finish and check periodically for deformation or cracks before heavy use.