The Stanley 55-818 Ripping Bar is a heavy-duty hand tool designed for demolition, prying, and material removal work. This forged steel chisel features a hexagonal handle and dual claw widths, making it ideal for pulling nails, ripping materials apart, and breaking apart joints on job sites. Built from robust forged carbon steel, this ripping bar combines strength with ergonomic design for reliable performance in demolition applications.
The hexagonal handle provides better control and grip stability during repetitive prying motions, while the beveled ends and offset pattern help you apply force more effectively on stubborn joints. The slotted claw and dual claw blade widths support both side pulling and ripping functionality, giving you versatility across a range of fastening and material removal tasks.
Features and Benefits
- Forged Carbon Steel Construction: Robust, durable design ensures the tool withstands heavy-duty demolition and prying work without bending or breaking.
- Hexagonal Handle: Ergonomic shape for better control and grip stability during use.
- Claw Blade Widths: Features 1-1/2 inch and 1-5/8 inch claw blade widths for versatility across pulling tasks.
- Beveled Ends: Angled design helps you apply force more effectively on stubborn joints and fasteners.
- Slotted Claw: Supports pulling and ripping functionality for demolition work.
- Offset Pattern: Allows for side pulling and ripping applications.
Specifications
- Brand: Stanley
- Model: 55-818
- Length: 17 inches
- Material: Forged carbon steel
- Handle Type: Hexagonal
- Claw Blade Widths: 1-1/2 inch and 1-5/8 inch
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