Gray Tools
Gray Tools C43 42" Pinch Bar 7/8" Hexagon Shank Royal Blue
A 42-inch forged alloy steel pinch bar with a 7/8-inch hex shank and 1-1/16-inch cut width, heat-treated for durability
- 42-inch length provides extended reach for heavy prying tasks
- 7/8-inch hexagon shank delivers secure grip and high torque transfer
- Forged premium alloy steel construction ensures maximum strength and durability
- Speciality heat treatment enhances wear resistance for long service life
- Royal blue paint finish protects against corrosion and aids tool identification
42-Inch Pinch Bar for Heavy Leverage
The Gray Tools C43 is a 42-inch pinch bar built for electricians and maintenance crews who need maximum leverage on large fasteners or structural components. Its forged premium alloy steel body delivers the strength required for daily industrial use.
Sustained Load Performance
Speciality heat treatment hardens the bar so it resists bending or mushrooming during extended prying sessions. The royal blue paint finish adds a layer of corrosion protection that holds up through repeated exposure to job-site conditions.
Compatibility Check
Verify that the 7/8-inch hexagon shank fits the chuck or holder you intend to use. Confirm the 1-1/16-inch width of cut matches the slot or gap you need to engage before ordering.
Highlights
- 42-inch length provides extended reach for heavy prying tasks
- 7/8-inch hexagon shank delivers secure grip and high torque transfer
- Forged premium alloy steel construction ensures maximum strength and durability
- Speciality heat treatment enhances wear resistance for long service life
- Royal blue paint finish protects against corrosion and aids tool identification
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How much force can I apply to the 7/8" hexagon shank before the 42" bar transmits heat to my hands?
The forged alloy steel shank and speciality heat treatment are designed for mechanical leverage, not thermal transfer; the 42" length keeps your grip well away from the work point.
What size wrench or socket fits the 7/8" hexagon shank so I can add turning leverage?
A standard 7/8" open-end wrench, box-end wrench or 7/8" socket engages the hex shank directly, letting you apply extra torque without slipping.
Will the 1-1/16" cutting width align with the bolt slots on my older 1/2" drive impact sockets?
The 1-1/16" wide blade is sized for prying and alignment tasks, not for driving sockets; it works alongside older tools by clearing space or lining up holes before you switch to a socket.
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