Mayhew
Mayhew 40100 Rolling Head Pry Bar hand tool
Forged, heat-treated steel pry bar with a rolling head for leverage and nail pulling
- TypeNail Pullers, Wrecking & Pry Bars
- FinishSteel Blast Finish
- Forged and heat-treated steel delivers lasting strength
- Rolling head design provides versatile leverage angles
- Steel blast finish resists surface corrosion
- ASME standard compliance ensures reliable quality
- Standard accessory point allows tethering for safety
What the 40100 Rolling Head Pry Bar Is
The Mayhew 40100 is a forged steel hand tool with a rolling head, machined and heat treated to ASME standards. Its steel blast finish resists corrosion during prying, nail pulling and wrecking tasks. The rolling head design provides extra leverage in confined spaces.
Who Benefits and Who Does Not
Technicians needing a compact forged bar for alignment and demolition will appreciate the heat treated strength and rolling head leverage. Users requiring a longer reach or a flat chisel end for wide surface scraping should consider a different style of pry bar.
Deciding Specification: Rolling Head Design
The rolling head is the feature that distinguishes this 40100 model from standard flat pry bars. It allows the user to rock the tool for progressive lift without repositioning the tip. If the job demands a fixed straight blade, this rolling head is not the correct choice.
Highlights
- Forged and heat-treated steel delivers lasting strength
- Rolling head design provides versatile leverage angles
- Steel blast finish resists surface corrosion
- ASME standard compliance ensures reliable quality
- Standard accessory point allows tethering for safety
Specifications
| Brand | MAYHEW |
|---|---|
| Type | Nail Pullers, Wrecking & Pry Bars |
| Finish | Steel Blast Finish |
Questions about this item
What tethering accessory is needed to secure the 40100 rolling head pry bar?
The pry bar is a standard tool that requires a separate tethering accessory for attachment points; the specific accessory is not included with the 40100.
Will the 3/8 inch diameter of the 40100 clear the same fasteners as my older 1/2 inch pry bars?
The 40100 has a 3/8 inch diameter, which is smaller than 1/2 inch bars, so it will fit tighter fastener heads but may not leverage larger ones as effectively.
How do I confirm the heat treatment on the 40100 is correct after unpacking?
The 40100 is forged, machined and heat treated to ASME standards; verify the steel blast finish is uniform and check for the Mayhew brand marking on the bar.
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