Pry Bars

Aluminium only weighs 1/3 as much as steel which makes the tool lighter and more convenient to work with. Used, for example, for prizing work on lorry platforms and for pulling form work timber.
A tool made of aluminium does not rust and can handle the cold better. Can be bent three times as much as a steel tool without being deformed.

An aluminium pry bar is easier and more comfortable to work with, particularly when working at shoulder height. The steel point is necessary if the pry bar is used for striking and chopping.
A tool made of aluminium does not rust and can handle the cold better. Can be bent three times as much as a steel tool without being deformed.

Pinch pry bar with reinforced steel point. Handles high breaking loads. The curved bar prevents you from crushing your fingers on the ground. Used for work such as pulling off mouldings.
The reinforced pinch point is used primarily when breaking with the pry bar. A tool made of aluminium does not rust and can handle the cold better. Can be bent three times as much as a steel tool without being deformed.