The Claw Tool is very practical for prying floorboards, baseboards, window casements and door frames. Both the Hook and Claw are drop forged from high alloy heat treated steel and pressed and pinned to a 1” stress proof bar. Machine grooved hand grips and chrome plating improve the function and appearance. The Hook has a 6.5” opening and is machine sharpened. The Claw is parallel slotted with a recessed nail puller to remove locks, hasps, and shut gas valves. The ends are machine sharpened to engage a prying point. Available in 30”, 36” and 42” lengths.
Hook and Claw Tool
The Hook and Claw Tool is a heavy duty prying designed for overhauling.
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