Bon Tool Co.
Bon Tool Co. 27-224 Slate Bar 11 1/2 Lb 48-inch
Pry and position heavy slate or stone with this 48-inch, 11½ lb steel bar
- Heavy-duty prying with 48-inch reach
- 11 1/2 Lb weight drives force into tough material
- Bon Tool Co. brand trusted by professionals
- New condition ensures full structural integrity
- Listed by manufacturer on February 14, 2025
Slate Bar 48-Inch Length
The Bon Tool Co. 27-224 slate bar measures 48 inches and weighs 11 1/2 lb. It is built for electricians and tradespeople who need a heavy prying and digging tool on site. The steel construction delivers the mass required to move stubborn materials.
Manufacturer Direct Supply
This item ships directly from the manufacturer, so it arrives in original packaging without intermediate handling. Orders totalling 75 or more qualify for free shipping, which can reduce cost on larger tool orders. The bar itself includes no additional accessories or software.
Steel Build and Handling
The solid steel body resists bending under high leverage and survives repeated impact against concrete or rock. At 48 inches the bar gives a long reach for deep holes or tight clearances, while the 11 1/2 lb weight anchors the tip during heavy prying. The length and mass suit demolition and utility work rather than light finish tasks.
Highlights
- Heavy-duty prying with 48-inch reach
- 11 1/2 Lb weight drives force into tough material
- Bon Tool Co. brand trusted by professionals
- New condition ensures full structural integrity
- Listed by manufacturer on February 14, 2025
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the 48-inch steel shaft ever need replacement under normal prying work?
The 48-inch steel bar is a single forged piece with no moving parts, so the shaft itself does not wear out; only the chisel ends may mushroom after heavy impact and can be dressed with a file.
What stops me from prying harder with the 11 1/2 lb mass?
The practical limit is the 11 1/2 lb weight — once the bar contacts a fixed object, further force is limited by your leverage and the material you are moving, not by the tool.
Does the 48-inch length make the bar awkward to carry all day on a job site?
At 48 inches long and 11 1/2 lb, the bar is carried horizontally or rested on a shoulder; its balance point is near the centre, so fatigue comes from weight, not vibration or heat.
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