What is another word for wrecking bars?
Pronunciation: [ɹˈɛkɪŋ bˈɑːz] (IPA) 
Wrecking bars, also known as pry bars or crowbars, are essential tools in construction and demolition jobs. Sometimes referred to as demolition bars, they are used to force apart or dismantle heavy objects. A similar tool to the wrecking bar is the nail puller, which is used to remove nails from wood or other materials. A pinch bar, also known as a jemmy or jimmy bar, is another synonym for the wrecking bar, with a long, flat head used for leverage. A chisel bar is another type of demolition tool, with a pointed end used for breaking concrete and other hard materials. Whatever the name, wrecking bars are a staple tool in any construction or demolition project.
