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Dominator 14106 pry bar 31 inch black red finish capped striking handle

Dominator

Dominator 14106 Pry Bar 31 in electrician tool

SKU CH-9BEF-3JDZH

A 31 in pry bar with capped striking handle for nail pulling and demolition

  • 31 in length provides extended leverage for tough demolition tasks
  • capped striking handle protects the tool head during heavy impact use
  • 1/2 in thickness delivers rigid strength for prying and nail pulling
  • 1-5/8 in width allows access into confined work areas
  • black and red finish offers high visibility on busy job sites

Electrician Pry Bar 31 in

The Dominator 14106 is a 31 in pry bar built for electricians and demolition work. Its capped striking handle protects the head during heavy impact. The 1 5/8 in width allows access to tight spaces. This new tool is designed for pulling nails and tearing apart old boards.

Upgrade from shorter pry bars

Moving up from a shorter bar gives extra leverage for stubborn fasteners and deeper reach in wall cavities. The capped end lets you strike confidently without mushrooming the head. The jump is worth it when standard crowbars cannot span the gap or fit the opening.

Capacity for demolition and nail pulling

The 1/2 in thickness provides rigidity for prying deck boards and framing lumber without excessive flex. It handles nail extraction and board separation in residential renovation. Very dense hardwoods or large structural timbers may exceed the practical leverage of a single 31 in bar.

Highlights

  • 31 in length provides extended leverage for tough demolition tasks
  • capped striking handle protects the tool head during heavy impact use
  • 1/2 in thickness delivers rigid strength for prying and nail pulling
  • 1-5/8 in width allows access into confined work areas
  • black and red finish offers high visibility on busy job sites

Specifications

BrandDOMINATOR

Questions about this item

How wide is the 14106 pry bar at its working end?

The working end measures 1 5/8 inches wide, allowing access to tight spaces during demolition or electrical work.

What is the correct way to strike the capped handle without damaging the tool?

Use a hammer on the capped striking handle only; striking the shaft or claw can deform the 1/2-inch thick steel and reduce leverage.

When should the pry bar be replaced due to wear?

Replace the bar if the claw tips become rounded, the 1/2-inch thickness shows bending, or the capped handle cracks from repeated hammer blows.

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