Gearwrench 82425-05 Curved Pry Bar 18.25 Inch Blade

Product Description

The GEARWRENCH 82425-05 is a curved-blade pry bar built for prying, positioning, aligning, and lifting tasks in demanding trade and industrial environments. The curved blade design increases leverage, making it well-suited for situations where straight-bar clearance is limited. Manufactured from high-alloy steel, the bar delivers the strength needed for repeated heavy-duty use without deforming under load. At 25 inches in total length and 1.22 pounds, it strikes a practical balance between reach and control. The tapered end is shaped specifically for alignment work, allowing precise positioning of components.

This pry bar is used across a wide range of trades and service scenarios. HVAC technicians, plumbers, electricians, and general contractors rely on curved pry bars for equipment positioning, panel alignment, pipe nudging, and demolition-adjacent tasks during rough-in or service work. The curved geometry is especially useful when working in confined spaces where a straight bar cannot generate adequate leverage. It is sold individually and is also available as part of a set for shops and crews that need multiple sizes on hand.

Key Features

• Curved blade geometry delivers extra leverage for prying and positioning in tight spaces
• High-alloy steel construction for superior strength and resistance to deformation under load
• Tapered end designed specifically for component alignment applications
• Lightweight at 1.22 pounds for extended single-hand use without fatigue
• 25-inch overall length provides reach in deep or obstructed work areas
• Sold individually or available as part of a multi-bar set

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose curved pry bar suitable for HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and mechanical service applications requiring prying, lifting, or component alignment.

Installation Notes

Pry bars are a hand tool requiring no installation; however, safe use practice applies to all trades. Always ensure the work area is clear of pinch points and that adjacent equipment is de-energized or depressurized before using a pry bar near live systems. Do not use a pry bar as a striking tool or extension for impact tools. Wear appropriate hand and eye protection when prying materials under tension or breaking loose corroded fasteners.