Pinch Point Bar

 Prying & Lifting

• Used to lift or shift heavy objects that are difficult to move by hand.
• Common for:
  • Machinery
  • Concrete slabs
  • Large timbers
  • Boulders
• The long bar gives mechanical leverage, letting one person move objects that would normally require multiple people.

 Demolition

• The pointed end can be driven into:
  • Concrete
  • Asphalt
  • Clay
  • Packed soil
  • Rock
• Workers use it to break up material before removing it or to start cracks in concrete.

 Alignment (Steel Work)

• In construction and steel erection it's often called a line-up bar.
• The tapered end helps align bolt holes in steel beams or plates so bolts can slide through easily.
• This is critical during structural steel assembly.

 Landscaping

Very useful for outdoor work:

• Digging through hard or rocky soil
• Cutting roots
• Prying out stumps
• Moving landscape rock