Vaughan
Vaughan 45201 flat pry bar 21 in
A 21-inch drop-forged pry bar with a rocker head, shepherd's hook and three bevelled nail-puller slots
- TypeNail Pullers, Wrecking & Pry Bars
- FinishBlue
- MaterialDrop Forged, High Carbon Spring Steel
- Rocker head with shepherd's hook gives controlled leverage
- Three bevelled nail-puller slots remove fixings cleanly
- Ground and sharpened blades cut into gaps quickly
- Drop-forged high-carbon spring steel resists bending under load
- 21 in overall length provides extended reach for prying tasks
21-Inch Flat Pry Bar
The Vaughan 45201 is a 21-inch flat pry bar forged from high carbon spring steel. Its rocker head incorporates a shepherd's hook and three bevelled nail-puller slots. Ground and sharpened blades meet ASME standards for professional use.
Demolition and renovation use
Suited for carpenters, demolition crews and renovation specialists who need a long-reach leverage tool for prying and nail extraction. Not intended for precision alignment work, confined-space access or users requiring a lighter, shorter bar for finish carpentry.
Drop-forged high carbon spring steel
The drop-forged high carbon spring steel construction provides the strength and resilience needed for heavy prying without permanent deformation. This material choice determines whether the bar withstands repeated impact and leverage in structural teardown.
Highlights
- Rocker head with shepherd's hook gives controlled leverage
- Three bevelled nail-puller slots remove fixings cleanly
- Ground and sharpened blades cut into gaps quickly
- Drop-forged high-carbon spring steel resists bending under load
- 21 in overall length provides extended reach for prying tasks
Specifications
| Brand | Vaughan |
|---|---|
| Model | 45201 |
| Type | Nail Pullers, Wrecking & Pry Bars |
| Finish | Blue |
| Material | Drop Forged, High Carbon Spring Steel |
Questions about this item
How far can the 21 in length reach before the spring steel starts to flex under constant prying?
The 21 in drop-forged high-carbon spring steel is ground and sharpened to resist permanent bending during extended wrecking work.
Does the blue finish stay cool enough to grip bare-handed after hours of demolition?
The forged steel conducts heat, so the bar will warm up with sustained striking; gloves are recommended for all-day use.
What tether anchor do I need on my belt to secure the standard-tool hole?
Any ANSI-rated tool tether with a carabiner or loop that fits the standard accessory hole will meet the tethering requirement.
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