Close up of the curved gooseneck end of the Crescent PB24 24-inch I-beam steel wrecking pry bar demolition hand tool, featuring a precision ground tip and beveled nail slot.
Infographic detailing the key features of the Crescent PB24 24-inch I-beam steel wrecking pry bar, including its lightweight I-beam design, high-vis corrosion-resistant finish, 3 beveled nail slots, and precision ground edges.
Side profile view of the Crescent PB24 24-inch I-beam steel wrecking pry bar, showcasing its high-visibility orange finish, gooseneck hook, and straight chisel end for renovation work.
Detailed view of the curved gooseneck end on the Crescent 24-inch demolition hand tool, highlighting the I-beam construction, ground edge, and nail pulling slot for heavy duty wrecking.
Close up view of the straight chisel end of the Crescent PB24 pry bar, displaying the precision ground tip and two built-in beveled nail slots for effortlessly pulling fasteners.
Leverage design graphic illustrating the curved gooseneck head of the Crescent 24-inch steel wrecking pry bar pivoting to provide maximum pulling power during demolition projects.
Construction worker using the curved end of the Crescent PB18 18-inch I-beam steel wrecking pry bar to aggressively pry apart wooden wall framing on a demolition site.
A worker using the straight edge of the Crescent demolition hand tool to wedge under and lift a piece of nailed lumber off a wood subfloor.
The Crescent PB18 18-inch I-beam steel wrecking pry bar resting on a stack of lumber at a job site, highlighting its durable Hi-Viz orange finish.
The Crescent 18-inch steel wrecking pry bar securely wedged into a wooden frame assembly, demonstrating the leverage provided by its curved gooseneck design.
Close up of the curved gooseneck end of the Crescent PB24 24-inch I-beam steel wrecking pry bar demolition hand tool, featuring a precision ground tip and beveled nail slot.
Infographic detailing the key features of the Crescent PB24 24-inch I-beam steel wrecking pry bar, including its lightweight I-beam design, high-vis corrosion-resistant finish, 3 beveled nail slots, and precision ground edges.
Side profile view of the Crescent PB24 24-inch I-beam steel wrecking pry bar, showcasing its high-visibility orange finish, gooseneck hook, and straight chisel end for renovation work.
Detailed view of the curved gooseneck end on the Crescent 24-inch demolition hand tool, highlighting the I-beam construction, ground edge, and nail pulling slot for heavy duty wrecking.
Close up view of the straight chisel end of the Crescent PB24 pry bar, displaying the precision ground tip and two built-in beveled nail slots for effortlessly pulling fasteners.
Leverage design graphic illustrating the curved gooseneck head of the Crescent 24-inch steel wrecking pry bar pivoting to provide maximum pulling power during demolition projects.
Construction worker using the curved end of the Crescent PB18 18-inch I-beam steel wrecking pry bar to aggressively pry apart wooden wall framing on a demolition site.
A worker using the straight edge of the Crescent demolition hand tool to wedge under and lift a piece of nailed lumber off a wood subfloor.
The Crescent PB18 18-inch I-beam steel wrecking pry bar resting on a stack of lumber at a job site, highlighting its durable Hi-Viz orange finish.
The Crescent 18-inch steel wrecking pry bar securely wedged into a wooden frame assembly, demonstrating the leverage provided by its curved gooseneck design.
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Crescent PB24 24-Inch I-Beam Steel Wrecking Pry Bar Demolition Hand Tool With 3 Beveled Nail Slots For Renovation And Wrecking

In stock
SKU: PB24
$18.99
$20.99 Sale $18.99

Description

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Dominate Demolition Jobs With The Ultimate 24-Inch I-Beam Wrecking Bar

Take your demolition and renovation projects to the next level with the powerful Crescent PB24 24-Inch Steel Wrecking Bar. Engineered specifically for heavy-duty tear-downs and structural dismantling, this innovative hand tool features a cutting-edge I-Beam design. This state-of-the-art construction makes the pry bar up to 40% lighter than traditional solid round bars while retaining the exact same uncompromising, heavy-duty strength. The extended 24-inch length provides exceptional leverage, significantly reducing physical fatigue during long days of ripping up subfloors, tearing down drywall, or separating heavy framing lumber.

Beyond raw leverage, this wrecking bar is crafted for supreme precision and longevity. Forged from highly durable, heat-treated alloy steel, it features expertly ground ends and edges that allow you to smoothly wedge into the tightest spaces without causing unnecessary damage to adjacent finished materials. The tool is equipped with three strategically positioned, beveled nail slots that guarantee effortless fastener extraction from virtually any difficult angle. Finished in a bright Hi-Viz™ powder coat, this pry bar stubbornly resists rust and corrosion while remaining highly visible on cluttered job sites.

Key Features

  • Innovative I-Beam design delivers a tool that is 40% lighter but maintains typical heavy-duty strength
  • Forged from highly durable, heat-treated alloy steel to maximize product life and withstand severe abuse
  • Features three beveled nail slots for superior fastener access and prying leverage at tough angles
  • Precision ground ends provide excellent wedge access while minimizing damage to surrounding materials
  • Coated in a vibrant Hi-Viz™ powder paint finish to protect against rust and increase visual safety

What's Included

  • (1) Crescent 24-Inch Steel Wrecking Bar (PB24)

Specifications

Material Alloy Steel
Type Pry & Wrecking
Pry/Wrecking Style Pry Bar
Overall Length 24.0 in
Overall Width 1.0 in
Overall Height 5.4 in
Weight (Catalog) 5.510 lb
Finish Powder Paint
Tip Finish Ground
ANSI Specification Meets or Exceeds ANSI
Indexing No
Handled No
Warranty Full Lifetime
Packaging Carded
UPC 037103360601
Prop 65 Warning Yes

Pro-Tip: The 24-inch length of this tool provides an incredible amount of torque. When separating heavy framing lumber or popping large structural nails, use the extended length to your advantage by gripping the bar as close to the top end as possible. Let the extreme leverage do the heavy lifting for you, saving your back and shoulders during intense demolition work.