Stanley 55-126 Fatmax Claw Pry Bar 11.6 in Carbon Steel

Product Description

The STANLEY 55-126 is a compact claw pry bar designed for prying, lifting, and demolition tasks in tight spaces. Built from carbon steel, it delivers the rigidity needed for heavy leverage without adding unnecessary bulk. At 11.6 inches in overall length, this pry bar fits easily into a tool bag and is well suited for finish carpentry, trim removal, form work, and general construction use. The claw end provides positive engagement on nail heads and fasteners, making extraction clean and controlled. Electricians, carpenters, plumbers, and general contractors keep a bar this size on hand as a utility tool for everyday teardown and installation work.

This pry bar is sized for residential and light commercial applications where a full-length wrecking bar would be impractical. Its compact profile makes it useful in wall cavities, under cabinetry, and around framing members. The FatMax designation indicates construction to STANLEY's reinforced tool line, making it a reliable choice for tradespeople who need a short pry bar that holds up to repeated job-site use without bending or deforming under load.

Key Features

• Carbon steel construction provides high rigidity and resistance to bending under prying loads
• 11.6-inch overall length fits in standard tool bags and works in confined spaces
• Claw end designed for nail pulling and fastener extraction
• Compact size suited for trim removal, form work, and finish carpentry
• Lightweight at 0.75 pounds, reducing fatigue during extended use

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose hand tool compatible with standard prying and demolition tasks in residential and light commercial construction environments.

Installation Notes

No power source or wiring is required for this hand tool. Inspect the bar before use for cracks or deformation that could cause slippage under load. Use appropriate personal protective equipment including gloves and eye protection when prying or pulling fasteners. Follow applicable jobsite safety protocols as required by local codes and employer guidelines.