Indexing Head Pry Bar 16" - SK Hand Tool

Part #: 6674

The SK Hand Tool 6674 Indexing Head Pry Bar is engineered for professional technicians and mechanics requiring reliable leverage and access in demanding automotive and industrial environments. This 16-inch pry bar features a robust indexing head, designed to navigate tight spaces and facilitate the prying and positioning of heavy or stubborn components with enhanced control.

Key Features

  • 16-inch Length: Provides ample reach and leverage for a variety of tasks.
  • 165° Indexing Head: Offers a wide range of motion, allowing the head to be positioned for optimal access and leverage in confined areas.
  • Multiple Locking Positions: Securely locks the pry bar head into various angles, ensuring stability and precise application of force.
  • SureGrip® Butyrate Handle: Delivers a comfortable and secure grip, providing strength, durability, and resistance to common shop chemicals.
  • Professional-Grade Construction: Built to withstand rigorous daily use in professional settings.
  • Made in the U.S.A.: Reflects a commitment to quality manufacturing and robust design.

Applications

This indexing head pry bar is an indispensable tool for numerous automotive and industrial applications. It is ideal for separating components, aligning heavy machinery parts, prying suspension components, repositioning engines or transmissions, and dislodging stubborn seals or bearings. Its adjustable head makes it particularly useful in scenarios where traditional fixed-head pry bars cannot achieve the necessary angle or leverage. From engine bays to industrial assembly lines, the 6674 provides the versatility needed for challenging prying and alignment tasks.

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  • Model: 177315
  • Shipping Weight: 5lbs
  • UPC: 002514103055
  • Manufacturers Part #: 6674
  • Manufactured by: SK Hand Tool
  • Also Known As: SKT-6674, SK6674

This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 12 November, 2014.