
AJC Shingle Eater Large Tear-Off Tool, Safety Yellow
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AJC Shingle Eater Large Tear-Off Tool, Safety Yellow
The AJC Shingle Eater is a shingle tear-off tool with a corrugated steel base plate and flame-hardened, heat-tempered foot plate. The lightweight carbon steel pipe handle is MIG welded and finished in powder-coat OSHA safety yellow. Sold as one large-size tool.
Key Features:
- Tough base plate: Steel base plate with stiffening corrugations stands up to prying and leverage work.
- Hardened foot plate: Foot plate is flame-hardened and heat-tempered to Rockwell specifications for durability.
- Lightweight handle: Handle is made of lightweight carbon steel pipe, MIG welded for strength.
- High-visibility finish: Powder-coat finish in OSHA safety yellow for easy visibility on the roof.
- Large size: Large model for faster tear-off productivity.
Specifications Table:
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | AJC |
| Sell unit | 1 piece |
| Product line | AJC tear-off tools |
| Size | Large |
| Material | Steel base plate, carbon steel pipe handle |
| Finish / texture | Powder-coat OSHA safety yellow |
| Construction | MIG-welded handle, flame-hardened heat-tempered foot plate to Rockwell specs |
| Intended use | Shingle removal / tear-off |
Fit and Compatibility:
Works as a standalone tear-off tool for asphalt shingle removal; pair with a tear-off shovel technique by hand. No accessories are required.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):
Q: What is included?
A: One large-size AJC Shingle Eater tear-off tool.
Q: What is it used for?
A: It is used to pry up and remove old asphalt shingles during roof tear-offs.
Q: How is the handle made?
A: The handle is lightweight carbon steel pipe, MIG welded, and finished in powder-coat OSHA safety yellow.
Q: How durable is the foot plate?
A: The steel base plate has stiffening corrugations and the foot plate is flame-hardened and heat-tempered to Rockwell specs.
Expert Verdict — Reviewed by the SuperArbor Pro Desk
Keep the hardened foot edge clean of debris for the best bite under shingles, and leverage against the deck gently to avoid damaging sheathing on jobs where the deck will be reused. The lightweight pipe handle reduces fatigue over a full tear-off day. Pair with a magnetic sweeper afterward to pick up stray nails.
Tear-off work loosens nails and debris—wear a hard hat, safety glasses, and gloves, and clear the ground area below before prying shingles.
Speed up your next tear-off with the AJC Shingle Eater large tear-off tool.
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