Westward
Westward 3APX8 Rolling Head Pry Bar 16 in 35-40 HRC hand tool
A 16 inch rolling head pry bar with a claw and point forged from chrome vanadium steel hardened to 35-40 HRC
- TypeNail Pullers, Wrecking & Pry Bars
- MaterialChrome Vanadium Steel
- Rolling head design gives versatile leverage in tight spots
- Fully through-hardened chrome vanadium steel resists bending under load
- Heat-treated to 35-40 HRC for lasting edge retention
- 16-inch length provides strong prying force without excess weight
- Claw and point ends handle nail pulling and alignment tasks
Rolling Head Pry Bar 16 in
Westward 3APX8 is a 16 inch rolling head pry bar forged from chrome vanadium steel. The head is fully through hardened and heat treated to 35-40 HRC for durability. A black finish covers the handle. This hand tool suits demolition, wrecking and nail pulling tasks.
Suits demolition and alignment work
Mechanics and builders who need a lever for prying, aligning or dismantling will find the rolling head useful. The claw and point ends give two contact options. Buyers who want a nail slot for pulling fasteners should look at a different style. Users needing a tether attachment point will not find one on this model.
16 inch overall length
The bar measures 16 inches from end to end, setting the reach and leverage available in tight spaces. The 35-40 HRC hardness rating shows the steel resists deformation under load. California Proposition 65 warnings apply because the product contains listed chemicals.
Highlights
- Rolling head design gives versatile leverage in tight spots
- Fully through-hardened chrome vanadium steel resists bending under load
- Heat-treated to 35-40 HRC for lasting edge retention
- 16-inch length provides strong prying force without excess weight
- Claw and point ends handle nail pulling and alignment tasks
Specifications
| Brand | Westward |
|---|---|
| Model | 3APX8 |
| Type | Nail Pullers, Wrecking & Pry Bars |
| Material | Chrome Vanadium Steel |
Questions about this item
What clearance does the 16 in overall length and L-shape end angle need?
The 16 in overall length and L-shape end angle require enough swing space for the full bar to rotate without hitting obstructions.
How do you engage the rolling head without rounding the claw?
Seat the claw fully under the fastener head, then apply steady leverage; the rolling head pivots as you push, reducing the chance of slipping.
When does the 35-40 HRC hardened steel need replacement?
Replace the bar if the claw tip chips, the rolling head binds, or the shaft shows permanent bending from overload.
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