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Crescent PB42 42-Inch Steel Wrecking Bar Lightweight I-Beam Heavy Duty Demolition Pry Bar with Beveled Nail Puller Slots and Hi-Viz Corrosion Resistant Finish

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Crescent PB42 42-Inch Steel Wrecking Bar Lightweight I-Beam Heavy Duty Demolition Pry Bar with Beveled Nail Puller Slots and Hi-Viz Corrosion Resistant FinishDominating Demolition with the Innovative Strength of the 42 Inch I Beam Wrecking Bar The Crescent PB42 42 Inch Steel Wrecking Bar is the ultimate heavy duty demolition tool for professionals who demand maximum leverage and minimal fatigue. Engineered with a revolutionary I Beam design, this massive 42 inch bar is 40% lighter than traditional round bars while maintaining industrial grade prying strength. The extended length provides incredible

Dominating Demolition with the Innovative Strength of the 42-Inch I-Beam Wrecking Bar

The Crescent PB42 42-Inch Steel Wrecking Bar is the ultimate heavy-duty demolition tool for professionals who demand maximum leverage and minimal fatigue. Engineered with a revolutionary I-Beam design, this massive 42-inch bar is 40% lighter than traditional round bars while maintaining industrial-grade prying strength. The extended length provides incredible mechanical advantage, making it the perfect choice for ripping up stubborn subfloors, dismantling heavy framing, or prying apart large industrial structures. Whether you are attacking a full-scale renovation or a precision demolition project, the PB42 allows you to work faster and with significantly less physical strain.

Built for elite performance, this wrecking bar is forged from high-durability, heat-treated alloy steel to ensure a lifetime of service. It features precision-ground ends and beveled edges that allow you to slide the tool into tight gaps easily, helping to minimize damage to finished areas. For superior fastener extraction, the bar includes three specialized beveled nail slots, providing access to nails at tough angles that standard bars simply cannot reach. Finished with a Hi-Viz™ corrosion-resistant powder coating, the PB42 is protected against rust and is easy to locate on a busy jobsite. Trust Crescent’s legacy of innovation to give you the best prying angle for every task.

Key Features

  • Highly durable, heat-treated forged alloy steel construction for ultimate product life
  • Innovative I-Beam design delivers the same strength as round bars at 40% less weight
  • Precision-ground ends and edges provide easy access to tight spaces with reduced material damage
  • Three beveled nail slots engineered for high-leverage extraction at difficult angles
  • Hi-Viz™ corrosion-resistant powder finish protects against rust and ensures jobsite visibility
  • Extra-long 42-inch profile provides maximum prying leverage for the most demanding demolition
  • Meets or exceeds professional ANSI specifications for safety and performance

What's Included

  • (1) Crescent 42-Inch Steel Wrecking Bar (PB42)

Specifications

Brand Name Crescent
Model Number PB42
Overall Length 42.0 in
Weight (Catalog) 9.500 lb
Material Alloy Steel
Finish Powder Paint
Overall Width 1.0 in
Overall Height 5.4 in
ANSI Specification Meets or Exceeds ANSI
Style Pry Bar / Wrecking Bar
Tip Finish Ground
Warranty Full Lifetime
UPC 037103360632

Pro-Tip: To extract deeply embedded or rusted nails without damaging the wood surface, use a thin piece of scrap wood or a shim as a fulcrum point under the heel of the wrench bar. This increases your leverage height and protects the workpiece from being crushed or marred by the bar's head during the pull.

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