Marshalltown Trowel
Marshalltown Trowel 16595 Pry Bar 56 in 46 in handle 14.67 lb hand tool
A 56-inch steel pry bar with a 46-inch handle weighs 14.67 lb for prying concrete forms and embedded objects
- TypeNail Pullers, Wrecking & Pry Bars
- MaterialSteel
- Weight14.67
- 56 in overall length for deep reach prying
- 46 in handle provides strong leverage
- 67 lb steel construction delivers high impact force
- claw end with nail slot removes embedded fasteners
- powder-coated gray finish resists corrosion
Heavy-Duty Steel Pry Bar
This 56-inch steel pry bar is built for demolition and formwork. The offset claw end and single nail slot provide leverage for pulling embedded objects. A 46-inch handle extends reach while the powder-coated gray finish resists corrosion. Model 16595 weighs 14.67 lb and ships ready for immediate use.
Demolition Crews and Formwork Specialists
The long reach and high mass suit professionals prying loose concrete forms or heavy timber. Workers needing a compact tool for finished carpentry or tight interior spaces should look elsewhere. The fixed handle and tether-ready absence also limit overhead or safety-tethered applications.
56-Inch Overall Length Decides Fit
The 56-inch overall length determines whether the bar reaches the work face without excessive bending. Shorter bars lack the leverage for deep forms; longer bars become unwieldy in standard ceiling heights. Match the 56-inch dimension to your typical form depth and workspace clearance.
Highlights
- 56 in overall length for deep reach prying
- 46 in handle provides strong leverage
- 67 lb steel construction delivers high impact force
- claw end with nail slot removes embedded fasteners
- powder-coated gray finish resists corrosion
Specifications
| Brand | Marshalltown |
|---|---|
| Model | 16595 |
| Type | Nail Pullers, Wrecking & Pry Bars |
| Material | Steel |
| Weight | 14.67 |
Questions about this item
Does the 16595 pry bar ship with the 46 in handle attached or must it be purchased separately?
The bar is supplied without a handle; the 46 in handle is not included and must be sourced separately.
How do I decide between the 56 in overall length and a shorter wrecking bar for concrete form work?
Choose the 56 in length when maximum leverage is needed to pry loose embedded concrete forms; a shorter bar reduces reach and force.
What does the 14.67 lb weight mean for a single user on a job site?
At 14.67 lb the steel bar delivers heavy striking and prying force but requires two-handed control and can fatigue an operator during extended use.
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