Gray Tools
Gray Tools C40 24" Pinch Bar 3/4" Hex Shank Royal Blue
A 24-inch forged alloy steel pinch bar with a 3/4-inch hex shank and royal blue finish for prying and alignment tasks
- 24 inch length gives extended reach for prying tasks
- 3/4 inch hexagon shank fits standard impact sockets
- Forged premium alloy steel resists bending under heavy loads
- Specialty heat treatment increases durability for repeated use
- Royal blue paint finish protects against corrosion
24″ Pinch Bar with 3/4″ Hex Shank
The Gray Tools C40 is a 24‑inch pinch bar forged from premium alloy steel and finished in royal blue paint. Its 3/4‑inch hexagon shank provides a secure grip and resists rolling on flat surfaces. The tool is heat treated for maximum durability in demanding environments.
Ideal for electricians
This bar suits professionals who pry, align or move heavy components where a long, sturdy lever is required. It is not intended for users who need a shorter tool for confined spaces or a different tip profile such as a chisel or claw end.
3/4″ hex shank determines fit and torque transfer
The shank size decides whether the bar fits your hand, pouch or striking surface and how much torque you can apply without slipping. Verify that 3/4″ matches your workflow before purchasing.
Highlights
- 24 inch length gives extended reach for prying tasks
- 3/4 inch hexagon shank fits standard impact sockets
- Forged premium alloy steel resists bending under heavy loads
- Specialty heat treatment increases durability for repeated use
- Royal blue paint finish protects against corrosion
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Which Gray Tools pinch-bar length and shank size should I pick for general prying work?
The C40 is a single 24 inch model with a 3/4 inch hex shank and a 7/8 inch cutting width, so there are no alternative lengths or shank options to choose between.
How does the 24 inch length and 7/8 inch cutting width perform when prying heavy components?
At 24 inches long the bar gives strong leverage, while the 7/8 inch forged alloy-steel blade resists bending and spreads force across the workpiece for controlled prying.
What does the 3/4 inch hex shank allow me to do in practice?
The 3/4 inch hexagon shank fits standard impact sockets and wrenches, letting you apply hammer blows or torque without the bar slipping in the tool.
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