Svedbro’s smallest wrecking bar is suitable for renovatation in small spaces, bulding preservation or where you need precision in your work. The distinctive V-shape on the nail extractor can be used for even the smallest nails and the thin ends make it easy to access, while reducing the risk of damage to the surface. <\/p>\n
All Wrecking bars from Svedbro Smide are hand-forged at our forge in Gnarp, H\u00e4lsingland. Our blacksmiths who make your wrecking bar know which properties are important in use. Every wrecking bar undergoes a quality control where the hardness is tested, and forging and hardening are examined. After approval, it is hand-painted in the blue color that has become a sign for wrecking bars from Svedbro Smide. <\/p>\n
The design of our wrecking bar is developed and tested so that you do not have to spend more time than necessary on the work you are to perform. It has an octagonal shaft that gives you a better grip and a nail extension forged at a 90 \u00b0 angle so that you can access even in small spaces. The distinctive V-shape on the nail extractor fits all shapes and sizes. <\/p>\n
Efficiency is also affected by how precise you can be in the work you perform. The contact surfaces on both ends of the wrecking bar are wide, thinly ground and polished. This means that you can access everywhere while minimizing the risk of damage and marks on the surface. The low weight in relation to the strength also contributes to better ergonomics and increased precision in use. <\/p>\n
For Svedbro Smide, it is important to take responsibility at all levels. We produce the wrecking bar in Sweden, with market wages, a good working environment and with responsibility for nature. We have summarized our philosophy in the concept of Responsibly Made in Sweden. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Svedbro’s smallest wrecking bar is suitable for renovatation in small spaces, bulding preservation or where you need precision in your work. The distinctive V-shape on the nail extractor can be used for even the smallest nails and the thin ends make it easy to access, while reducing the risk of damage to the surface.<\/p>\n
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