Mayhew
Mayhew 75005 Pinch Point Bar 30 in hand tool
Forged steel pinch point bar with curved end, heat-treated for prying and alignment tasks, 30 in long and 3.69 lb
- TypeNail Pullers, Wrecking & Pry Bars
- FinishSteel Blast Finish
- MaterialHAWA
- Weight3.69
- Forged steel construction delivers high strength for prying tasks
- Heat-treated material resists bending under heavy loads
- 30 in length provides extended reach and leverage
- Steel blast finish protects against corrosion and wear
- Curved end design improves grip and leverage on fasteners
Professional demolition tool
The Mayhew 75005 pinch point bar is a 30 in forged steel hand tool built for prying, aligning and wrecking tasks. Its curved end and heat-treated HAWA steel construction suit trade professionals and serious DIY users who need reliable leverage on job sites.
30 in overall length
The single dimension that decides fit is the 30 in overall length combined with a 7/8 in width and 3/4 in diameter. This reach lets the bar access deep or tight spots while the 1 in thickness provides the structural rigidity required for heavy prying without bending.
Steel blast finish resists corrosion
The blast-finished surface protects the forged steel from rust during daily exposure to moisture and debris. At 3.69 weight units the bar delivers substantial mass for driving force while remaining manageable for extended use, and the heat-treated grain structure absorbs impact without mushrooming.
Highlights
- Forged steel construction delivers high strength for prying tasks
- Heat-treated material resists bending under heavy loads
- 30 in length provides extended reach and leverage
- Steel blast finish protects against corrosion and wear
- Curved end design improves grip and leverage on fasteners
Specifications
| Brand | MAYHEW |
|---|---|
| Type | Nail Pullers, Wrecking & Pry Bars |
| Finish | Steel Blast Finish |
| Material | HAWA |
| Weight | 3.69 |
Questions about this item
How much leverage does the 30 in length give when prying?
The 30 in overall length provides a long moment arm so a moderate push at the handle creates strong force at the curved end, letting you lift heavy timbers or shift stubborn fixtures with less effort.
What does the ASME standard cover for this pinch point bar?
ASME specifies the material quality, heat-treatment hardness and dimensional tolerances so the forged steel bar resists bending and chipping during repeated prying and nail-pulling tasks.
Will the 7/8 in width and 1 in thickness fit through standard framing gaps?
At 7/8 in wide and 1 in thick the bar slides into typical stud-bay openings and behind trim boards, while the 3/4 in diameter curved end seats securely on nail heads or pry points.
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