Procat Grill Iron Flat 38 cm

The Procat flat pry bar 38 cm is a compact and versatile hand tool for demolition jobs that need precision and good leverage. Its design lets you easily get into tight cracks and seams that you can't reach with traditional thick crowbars.
Both ends of the tool have beveled and flat tips that make it easy to separate materials without much risk of damage. This makes it ideal for things like removing floorboards, trim, or panels.
The pry bar is made from durable, twist-resistant steel. Its shape is flat but still sturdy. The 38 cm length gives a good balance between leverage and control – enough power without being clunky.
The flat pry bar works for both pros and DIY folks in renovation, installation, and construction jobs.

Uses:

Removing nails and staples: The beveled flat end slides easily between wood and the fastener. You can pull out nails or staples without messing up the wood surface too much.

Taking off trim and panels: Perfect tool for neatly removing baseboards, wall panels, or interior structures, which makes it easier to reuse parts.

Removing building materials: Also good for separating sheets, boards, or other materials during demo. The thin profile gets into seams without pre-drilling.

Demo work in tight spots: Thanks to the flat design, the tool works great in places where a regular crowbar won't fit, like behind cabinets and furniture.

Features:

Length: 38 cm – Right length for good leverage and control.

Shape: Flat and beveled – Designed for precision work and tight spots.

Tips: Beveled ends on both sides – Lets you remove nails and open materials in either direction.

Material: Hard-wearing steel – Handles bending and twisting well.

Surface: Coated – Protected metal surface boosts durability and lifespan.

Usability: Compact and lightweight – Easy to carry, store, and handle.

Procat pry bar instructions:
Pick the spot where you want to remove a nail or take apart a structure. Place the pry bar with the beveled tip in the seam or under the nail. Use steady force to push the tool deeper. Lift with leverage until the part comes loose. Repeat if needed. Wear protective gloves and eye protection from flying bits or debris.
Using the tool doesn't need lubrication, but keeping it clean and stored dry will make it last longer.

How to choose the right pry bar:

Length: Shorter bar (under 40 cm) is good for precise work and tight spaces. Longer ones give more power but are harder to control.

Shape: Flat model is great for demo jobs where you want to minimize damage to structures.

Ends: Double-ended pry bar is more versatile – can use it in both directions.

Material: Strong steel handles bending and twisting better than cheaper alloys.

Purpose: Think about whether it's for pulling nails, demoing sheets, or heavy structures – pick accordingly.

Why choose the Procat flat pry bar 38 cm:
The Procat flat pry bar 38 cm is a precision tool for folks who value clean and efficient demo work. It combines the right proportions, durable material, and ergonomic ease. This tool fits both renovation projects and daily job site use, when you need controlled but powerful removal.

Warnings:

Always wear protective gloves and safety glasses.

Don't use the tool for twisting or hammering unless it's designed for that.

Avoid using the tool near electrical wires or other live parts.

Don't use if the product is bent, cracked, or otherwise damaged.

Keep out of reach of children.

Frequently asked questions, FAQ:
What’s the flat pry bar best for?It's ideal for cleanly removing trim, panels, and nails without damaging the surrounding structure.
Can you use the tool to remove metal?Yeah, for light metal parts. For tougher spots, we recommend a heavier demo tool.
Can you use the pry bar with a hammer?This model isn't meant to be hit; use it by hand for leveraging.
Is the tool available in other lengths?Check our selection for other lengths and models — like curved or longer versions for different uses.