Gray Tools
Gray Tools C66 Pinch Bar 3/4" Cut 5/8" Shank 18" Nickel electrician tool
A forged alloy steel pinch bar with a nickel-plated finish and heat-treated durability for electrical work
- Forged premium alloy steel delivers maximum durability
- Nickel plate finish resists corrosion for longer life
- 18 inch length provides extended reach and leverage
- 3/4 inch cut width handles heavy prying tasks
- 5/8 inch shank fits securely in tool holders
Pinch Bar for Electricians
The Gray Tools C66 pinch bar is forged from premium alloy steel and measures 18 inches long. A nickel-plated finish resists corrosion during daily use. The 3/4 inch cut width and 5/8 inch shank suit electrical and mechanical prying tasks. Speciality heat treatment adds strength for professional workloads.
Behaviour under sustained load
Heat-treated alloy steel maintains its shape when high leverage is applied repeatedly. The nickel plating continues to protect the surface after extended exposure to moisture and site grime. No moving parts or edges dull with heavy use over time. The solid construction absorbs impact without bending.
Compatibility checks before ordering
Verify that an 18 inch tool fits your tool bag or vehicle storage. Confirm the 5/8 inch shank matches the striking surface or holder you intend to use. Ensure the 3/4 inch cut width suits the fastener or gap you typically encounter. Check local regulations regarding the Proposition 65 chemical notice.
Highlights
- Forged premium alloy steel delivers maximum durability
- Nickel plate finish resists corrosion for longer life
- 18 inch length provides extended reach and leverage
- 3/4 inch cut width handles heavy prying tasks
- 5/8 inch shank fits securely in tool holders
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How much heat does the 18-inch nickel pinch bar generate during all-day prying?
The forged alloy steel bar produces no measurable heat because it has no motor or electrical components.
What else must I own for the 5/8-inch shank pinch bar to work?
Only your hands and a striking tool such as a hammer are needed to drive the 5/8-inch shank.
Will the 3/4-inch cut pinch bar damage older fasteners I want to keep?
The hardened steel tip can mar softer metal, so place a brass drift or cloth between the bar and the fastener to protect it.
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