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catalog number:YT-46832
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EAN code:5906083026959
Product condition:New, originally packaged
Guarantee:24 months of consumer protection
Weight:1,54 kg
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A hexagonal crowbar is a lever tool used for demolition and assembly work and for prising up structural components. Model YT-46832 features a hexagonal profile with a 20 mm cross-section and a 600 mm working length.
The hexagonal cross-section provides greater torque than a round profile. It allows a socket spanner to be used to increase leverage. The flat surfaces prevent the tool from twisting in the hand during use.
45# steel (equivalent to C45) contains approximately 0.45% carbon, which provides a balance between hardness and resistance to cracking. This material withstands the impact loads typical of demolition work without permanent deformation.
The 600 mm length is a compromise between leverage and manoeuvrability. It provides sufficient torque for prising up heavy components while keeping the tool under control in a confined working space.
The crowbar's design allows timber components to be dismantled, panels prised up and nails removed, as well as light structures to be demolished. It can be used as an auxiliary tool for jobs requiring leverage.
| Manufacturer | YATO |
| Model | YT-46832 |
| Type | Hexagonal crowbar |
| Total length | 600 mm |
| Cross-section | Hexagonal 20 mm |
| Material | 45# carbon steel |
| Application | Assembly and demolition work |
| Health and safety requirements | Use of personal protective equipment |
A crowbar with a hexagonal cross-section allows a socket spanner to be used, which increases the force that can be applied. The hexagonal profile also prevents the tool from rotating when prising at an angle. Round crowbars are lighter, but rely on hand force alone, with no option of using additional tools to increase torque.
Before starting work, check the crowbar for cracks, bends and signs of corrosion. The tool should be used only for its intended purpose – not as a hammer, chisel or spanner. When prising up heavy components, increase the force gradually and keep control of the direction in which the component moves.
Work gloves to protect against abrasions and safety goggles to protect against flying fragments are mandatory. For demolition work, the work area must be secured against falling removed components. The crowbar should not be exposed to overheating, which can lead to a loss of the steel's mechanical properties.
After use, clean the tool of dirt and protect it against moisture. Storing it in a dry place prevents surface corrosion, which can weaken the structure at points subject to the highest loads.
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