Gray Tools
Gray Tools C69 Pinch Bar 1-3/16" cut 1" shank 36" nickel electrician tool
Forged alloy steel pinch bar with nickel finish resists corrosion during electrical and demolition work
- Forged alloy steel delivers maximum durability
- Nickel plate finish resists corrosion on job sites
- 36" length provides extended reach and leverage
- 1-3/16" cut width handles heavy prying tasks
- 1" shank ensures secure grip and control
Professional Pinch Bar for Electricians
The Gray Tools C69 pinch bar is built for electricians who need a strong lever for prying, aligning and moving heavy conduit or equipment. Its 36-inch length provides the reach and mechanical advantage required on commercial job sites. The tool is forged from premium alloy steel for reliable performance under high loads.
1-3/16-Inch Cut Width Matches Standard Fittings
The blade’s 1-3/16-inch width of cut is the critical dimension that determines fit on common electrical hardware and junction boxes. A narrower or wider blade would not engage the same hardware correctly. Select this bar only when the work calls for this exact cut width.
Nickel Plate Resists Corrosion in Damp Environments
A corrosion-resistant nickel plate finish protects the steel from moisture and oxidation commonly found in electrical vaults and outdoor installations. Specialty heat treatment hardens the bar for maximum durability without brittleness. The solid 1-inch shank transmits force efficiently while keeping vibration low during heavy prying.
Highlights
- Forged alloy steel delivers maximum durability
- Nickel plate finish resists corrosion on job sites
- 36" length provides extended reach and leverage
- 1-3/16" cut width handles heavy prying tasks
- 1" shank ensures secure grip and control
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How much leverage does the 36 inch length give when prying heavy conduit?
The 36 inch overall length provides extended reach and high mechanical advantage for moving large conduit or stubborn fittings.
What does the 1 inch shank diameter mean for tool compatibility?
The 1 inch shank fits standard electrician tool pouches and allows a secure two handed grip without slipping.
How much clearance does the 1 3/16 inch cut width need to engage a fastener?
The 1 3/16 inch cut width requires at least that much gap to seat properly on a bolt head or nut.
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