Crowbar Bahco 3680 Heavy Duty Steel 1000mm

The Bahco 3680 crowbar is a heavy-duty steel tool with a length of 1000mm, designed for prying, lifting and demolition tasks. Its straight shaft and forged ends provide reliable mechanical leverage while maintaining resistance to bending and wear. The tool's solid construction supports repeated use in construction, renovation, rescue and general maintenance situations where controlled force and reach are required.

Advantages

The crowbar is manufactured from heavy-duty steel to ensure high tensile strength and long service life. Its 1000mm length offers increased leverage for efficient prying and lifting with reduced user effort. Forged ends and a hardened tip improve durability during contact with nails, boards and masonry. The simple, balanced design provides predictable force distribution and stable handling in tight spaces and over extended use.

Suitable for

• Prying boards, floorboards and panels
• Removing nails and fasteners
• Light to medium demolition work
• Lifting and levering heavy objects into position
• Rescue and emergency entry where manual leverage is needed

Key specifications

• Material: heavy-duty steel with hardened working ends
• Overall length: 1000 mm for extended leverage
• Design: straight shaft with forged ends for strength
• Finish: durable industrial finish to resist corrosion and abrasion
• Weight: tool weight optimized for balance between control and momentum

How to use

Place the appropriate end of the crowbar against the object to be moved or pried, ensuring the tip is positioned securely to avoid slipping. Apply steady pressure on the shaft to create leverage; use controlled, gradual force rather than sudden impacts. For nail removal, hook the nail head and lever the shaft away from the surface, supporting the workpiece as needed to prevent damage. When lifting or shifting heavy objects, use the full length of the bar for maximum mechanical advantage and maintain a stable stance to control the movement.

Recommendations

Use protective equipment such as gloves and eye protection when working with the crowbar. Inspect the tool before use for signs of excessive wear, cracks or deformation. Avoid using the crowbar on energized circuits or in situations that require insulated tools. Store in a dry place to minimize corrosion and maintain the hardened tip by avoiding contact with materials that can cause premature dulling.