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Indexable Pry Bar Set - 3-Pc - GearWrench

Part #: 82301

The GearWrench 82301 Indexable Pry Bar Set provides professional technicians and mechanics with controlled leverage and precise positioning for challenging automotive and industrial tasks. This 3-piece set features 180° indexable heads and varying lengths, designed to enhance efficiency during component manipulation, alignment, and separation in confined or awkward work areas. Engineered for durability, these pry bars deliver dependable performance across a wide range of repair and maintenance applications.

Key Features

  • Precise Angle Adjustment: Each pry bar offers 14 locking positions, enabling accurate angle adjustments and controlled leverage in tight access areas.
  • Versatile Lengths: Includes 8", 10", and 16" lengths, providing a comprehensive solution for diverse automotive and industrial applications.
  • Professional-Grade Construction: Manufactured from high-strength alloy steel, engineered to meet or exceed ASME and ANSI standards for rigorous shop use.
  • Low-Profile Design: The thin-profile 8" bar is specifically designed for delicate seal work and accessing low-clearance areas, while the low-profile head and recessed push-button ensure easy entry into tight gaps and secure head adjustments.

Applications

Ideal for professional automotive repair, heavy machinery maintenance, and industrial applications, including:

  • Repositioning engines and powertrain components during mount or bracket replacement.
  • Aligning suspension, steering, and subframe components with precision.
  • Removing axle drive seals and working around hubs and transmissions without damage.
  • Compressing brake components and safely separating tightly fitted parts.
  • Aligning heavy machinery parts, plates, and fabricated assemblies in industrial settings.

Specifications

  • Pieces: 3
  • Lengths: 8", 10", 16"
  • Material: Alloy steel
  • Weight: 4.4 lb (set)
  • Standards: Exceeds ASME and ANSI specifications

This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 27 August, 2008.