Westward
Westward 23X837 Non-Sparking Wrecking Bar 24 in hand tool
Non-sparking wrecking bar made from beryllium copper alloy with chisel and claw ends for prying and nail pulling
- TypeNail Pullers, Wrecking & Pry Bars
- MaterialBeryllium Copper Alloy
- Weight4
- Non-sparking alloy prevents ignition in hazardous areas
- Beryllium copper construction delivers non-magnetic performance
- 24-inch length provides leverage for demolition tasks
- Chisel and claw ends handle prying and nail removal
- Meets FM 7910 standard for non-sparking hand tools
Non-Sparking Wrecking Bar 24 in
This Westward 23X837 wrecking bar is a 24 in non-sparking hand tool built for prying and nail pulling. It is intended for technicians and maintenance crews who work in environments where a spark could ignite flammable vapours or dust. The beryllium copper alloy construction prevents magnetic interference and eliminates sparking on impact. It suits confined-space entry, petrochemical maintenance and utility shutdown tasks.
FM7910 Certified Non-Sparking Material
The decisive specification is the FM7910 certification combined with the beryllium copper alloy that makes the bar non-sparking and nonmagnetic. Without this rating the tool cannot be used in classified hazardous locations where ferrous steel bars are prohibited. The chisel and claw ends with a single nail slot provide the required prying leverage while maintaining the safety rating. Buyers who need a standard steel wrecking bar for general demolition should choose a different tool.
Grooved Forks and Hammering Flats
Grooves on the low-profile forks denote penetration depth into a door jamb, giving the user a visual gauge during forcible-entry work. Flats on the back of the forks allow controlled hammer strikes without damaging the tool or creating a spark hazard. The copper-coloured handle and offset U-shape claw improve grip and leverage in tight openings. The bar is not tether-ready, so workers who require a lanyard attachment point must add their own retention system.
Highlights
- Non-sparking alloy prevents ignition in hazardous areas
- Beryllium copper construction delivers non-magnetic performance
- 24-inch length provides leverage for demolition tasks
- Chisel and claw ends handle prying and nail removal
- Meets FM 7910 standard for non-sparking hand tools
Specifications
| Brand | Westward |
|---|---|
| Model | 23X837 |
| Type | Nail Pullers, Wrecking & Pry Bars |
| Material | Beryllium Copper Alloy |
| Weight | 4 |
Questions about this item
How does the 24-inch length affect leverage in tight demolition work?
The 24-inch overall length gives enough reach to pry framing members while still fitting between studs on standard centres.
What does the FM7910 standard cover for this non-sparking wrecking bar?
FM7910 certifies the beryllium copper alloy for use in hazardous locations where spark ignition must be avoided.
Will the offset U-shape claw clear a standard door jamb without binding?
The offset U-shape claw and low-profile forks with hammer flats are designed to penetrate door jambs cleanly.
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