Aluminum break bar - Hultafors

Aluminum break bar - Hultafors

Lightweight and durable aluminum breaker bar with a fully hardened steel tip. Easy to work with and gentle on the body. Will not rust and can withstand colder temperatures than steel.

Features :

• Made from high-tech aluminum used in the aerospace industry.
• The aluminum bar is lighter and smoother to work with, especially when working at shoulder height.
• An aluminum tool does not rust and is more resistant to cold.
• Can be bent approximately three times more than a steel tool without deforming.
• The tip is made of hardened, high-alloy boron steel, which gives it a long service life.

FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the purpose of a breakaway bar?
   Its main purpose is to provide leverage for lifting, separating, tearing, or breaking various materials. It is an essential tool in demolition and renovation.
2. What is the difference between an aluminum bar and a steel bar?
   Aluminum is lighter, therefore more comfortable over long periods. Steel is heavier but sometimes more rigid. The Hultafors aluminum version is designed to combine lightness and high strength.
3. Can it be used for heavy demolition work?
   Yes, in most cases. However, for extremely heavy demolition work, a solid steel bar might be preferable. Hultafors aluminum remains very robust for typical professional applications.
4. Is there a risk of the bar bending?
   No, as long as it is used according to its intended purpose. Reinforced aluminum effectively resists torsion and pressure.
5. Is it suitable for beginners?
   Yes, its ergonomics and lightness make it simple and safe to use, even for occasional users.
6. Does it require any special maintenance?
   A simple cleaning after use is sufficient. Avoid prolonged exposure to moisture to preserve its longevity.
7. What size should I choose?
   The longer the bar, the greater the leverage. A length of 1200 mm is ideal for versatile use.
8. Can it be used to remove tiles?
   Yes, it is very effective for tile removal work, tearing up thin screeds or lifting slabs.