Gearwrench 82300 Indexing Pry Bar Set 2 Piece

Product Description

The GEARWRENCH 82300 is a 2-piece indexing pry bar set built from alloy steel with a black phosphate finish. The set includes one 8-inch and one 16-inch pry bar, each featuring a curved tip and an indexing head that locks into multiple positions. The indexing mechanism allows technicians to adjust the working angle without repositioning the tool, reducing fatigue during repetitive prying, lifting, and alignment tasks. The black phosphate coating resists corrosion and minimizes glare in low-light work environments. This set is appropriate for automotive, HVAC, plumbing, and general mechanical service work where controlled leverage and repositionability are required.

The 82300 set suits professional technicians working in automotive shops, mechanical rooms, and field service environments. The 8-inch bar handles light-duty prying in tight spaces, while the 16-inch bar provides extended reach and greater leverage for heavier components. Both bars are suited for tasks such as separating press-fit parts, aligning bolt holes, removing panels, and shifting heavy equipment during installation or removal procedures.

Key Features

• Indexing head locks at multiple angles for repositionable leverage without moving the bar
• Curved tip design improves bite and control during prying and alignment tasks
• Alloy steel construction provides high strength-to-weight ratio for demanding service use
• Black phosphate finish resists corrosion and reduces surface glare
• Two-bar set covers short-reach and extended-reach applications with one purchase

Compatibility

Designed as general-purpose pry bars suitable for automotive, mechanical, and trade service applications where indexing pry bars are specified.

Installation Notes

Pry bars should be used by qualified technicians familiar with safe leverage practices. Always ensure the tip is fully seated before applying force to prevent slipping. Inspect the indexing lock before each use to confirm the head is secured at the intended angle. Do not use pry bars as striking tools or apply force beyond the designed leverage range of each bar length.