Mayhew
Mayhew 40101 Rolling Head Pry Bar 16 in
A 16-inch steel pry bar with a 90-degree angled chisel and rolling head for leverage, weighing 0.92 lb
- MaterialHAWA
- 90-degree angled chisel maximizes leverage in tight spots
- Rolling head design enables versatile prying angles
- Hexagon steel bar provides secure grip and strength
- Black oxide finish resists corrosion for lasting durability
- Lightweight 0.92 lb construction reduces user fatigue
16-Inch Rolling Head Pry Bar
The Mayhew 40101 is a 16-inch steel pry bar designed for mechanics and technicians who need reliable leverage in tight spaces. Its hexagon bar profile and black oxide finish resist corrosion during daily shop use. The tool weighs 0.92 lb and includes no separate handle, keeping the profile slim for storage.
Sustained Leverage Performance
The 90-degree angled chisel end and rolling head maintain consistent contact when prying components apart over long periods. The steel construction resists bending under continuous load without mushrooming or deforming the working ends. This allows the bar to stay effective throughout extended teardown jobs rather than losing bite after a few minutes.
Heat, Noise and Power in Normal Use
As a non-powered hand tool, the pry bar generates no heat, noise or electrical draw during operation. The black oxide coating reduces glare under shop lights without adding surface friction. There are no moving parts to lubricate or wear out, so performance stays constant from the first pry to the last.
Highlights
- 90-degree angled chisel maximizes leverage in tight spots
- Rolling head design enables versatile prying angles
- Hexagon steel bar provides secure grip and strength
- Black oxide finish resists corrosion for lasting durability
- Lightweight 0.92 lb construction reduces user fatigue
Specifications
| Brand | MAYHEW |
|---|---|
| Material | HAWA |
Questions about this item
How much force does the 16 in rolling head generate before the handle gets hot?
The steel bar weighs .92 lb and has a black oxide finish, but no torque or heat-dissipation rating is published for continuous use.
What drive size or socket does the 90 degree angled chisel end fit?
The chisel end is 1/2 in wide and does not accept sockets; it is struck directly with a hammer.
Will the hexagon bar fit in the same tool chest tray as my 3/8 in drive pry bars?
The 16 in hex bar is 1/2 in wide, so it needs a tray slot at least that wide; older 3/8 in bars are narrower.
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