Westward
Westward 3APX9 Rolling Head Pry Bar 20 in 11/16 in Dia hand tool
A 20 in rolling-head pry bar forged from chrome vanadium steel, heat-treated to 35-40 HRC for prying and wrecking tasks
- TypeNail Pullers, Wrecking & Pry Bars
- MaterialChrome Vanadium Steel
- Rolling head gives leverage in tight spots
- 20 in length reaches deep fasteners
- Chrome vanadium steel resists bending
- Heat treated to 35-40 HRC hardness
- Black finish protects against corrosion
Rolling Head Pry Bar 20 in
The Westward 3APX9 is a rolling head pry bar built for demolition, wrecking and nail-pulling tasks. It is made from chrome vanadium steel that is fully through-hardened and heat treated to 35-40 HRC. The tool measures 20 in overall length with an 11/16 in diameter shaft and features a black handle. It is supplied new and intended for professional and DIY users who need a heavy-duty leverage tool.
Suited for demolition and framing work
This bar suits tradespeople and renovators who need a single L-shaped claw and point end for prying, lifting and wrecking. It has no nail slots and is not tether ready, so users who require a built-in nail puller slot or a tool lanyard attachment should look at a different style. The California Proposition 65 notice also applies for buyers in regulated environments.
20 in overall length decides fit
The 20 in overall length is the key specification that determines whether this bar reaches the work area and provides the necessary leverage. The 11/16 in shaft diameter and 35-40 HRC hardness support the prying force, but length is the primary filter for selecting the right tool for the job.
Highlights
- Rolling head gives leverage in tight spots
- 20 in length reaches deep fasteners
- Chrome vanadium steel resists bending
- Heat treated to 35-40 HRC hardness
- Black finish protects against corrosion
Specifications
| Brand | Westward |
|---|---|
| Model | 3APX9 |
| Type | Nail Pullers, Wrecking & Pry Bars |
| Material | Chrome Vanadium Steel |
Questions about this item
What size socket or wrench do I need to fit the 11/16 in diameter shaft?
The shaft measures 11/16 in diameter; use a matching 11/16 in socket or open-end wrench for a secure fit.
Will the 20 in length and L-shape end angle work in the same tight spots as my older shorter pry bar?
At 20 in overall length with an L-shape end angle, this bar reaches deeper but needs more swing clearance than shorter models.
How can I confirm the chrome vanadium steel is properly heat-treated to 35-40 HRC after I start using it?
The fully through-hardened steel rated at 35-40 HRC resists bending and mushrooming; consistent performance under load shows it meets spec.
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