Claw and Chisel End Bars – Premium Marine Hand Tools

Our claw and chisel end bars are essential hand tools for any marine maintenance toolkit. Specifically designed for shipyard and shipboard use, these heavy-duty pry bars combine a curved claw on one end for extracting nails and pulling fasteners, and a flat chisel end for prying lids, removing planks, and breaking apart seals. Whether you're conducting deck repairs, opening crates of supplies, or performing general ship rigging work, these bars deliver the leverage and strength you need in demanding salt-air environments.

Crafted from high-grade forged carbon steel, these bars are built to withstand the harsh conditions of maritime operations. The heat-treated shaft offers maximum durability and flex resistance, while a powder-coated finish provides protection against corrosion and rust. With a comfortable non-slip grip, these bars are safe and easy to handle even in wet conditions. Available in multiple lengths to suit a variety of tasks, our claw and chisel end bars are a reliable addition to any ship's chandler inventory.

Key Features

Technical Specifications

SpecificationValue
Product TypeClaw & Chisel End Bar
MaterialDrop-Forged Carbon Steel
FinishPowder-Coated (Anti-Corrosion)
EndsClaw End & Chisel End
HandleNon-Slip Grip
Length Options12" / 18" / 24" / 36" / 48"
Weight Range1.5 lbs – 8 lbs (depending on length)

Frequently Asked Questions

What are claw and chisel end bars used for?

Claw and chisel end bars are versatile hand tools used for prying, demolition, and nail removal. In marine settings, they are commonly used for opening cargo crates, removing deck planks, breaking seals, and general ship repair work.

Are these bars suitable for marine environments?

Yes, these bars are designed with a corrosion-resistant powder coating and made from forged carbon steel, making them ideal for use in saltwater and humid environments where ordinary tools would quickly rust.

What lengths are available?

We offer a variety of lengths to suit different tasks, from compact 12-inch bars for tight spaces to 48-inch bars for maximum leverage.

How do I maintain the claw and chisel ends?

To keep the tool in optimal condition, periodically clean the ends and apply a light coat of rust-preventive oil after exposure to moisture. Sharpen the chisel end as needed for efficient prying.

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