Made to Last:
It all starts with a special alloy spring steel that’s heated to 2192°F. The blacksmith quickly and skillfully handles the warm, glowing steel and waltzes it out to octagonal bars. When the bar is ready, the steel is heated once again, and the hoof extract and chisel are forged. Once cooled, the parts are roughened and heated once more so the blacksmith can bend out the swan neck.
Strength in Steel:
After the wrecking bar is forged, it’s hardened by a heating and cooling process. The switch in temperature causes the steel to become even harder. Hardening the entire bar enhances the springy property which provides better flexibility and strength. Svedbro Smide only uses water for cooling (vs oil or lead) as it is the most environmentally friendly option.