Angled tungsten bucking bars
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Tungsten Bucking Bar ETBB02 (Angled, 1.7 lb)
The ETBB02 is an angled tungsten bucking bar for backing solid rivets on flat skin and open structure. At 1.7 lb and 4 by 1 by 0.625 inches it packs the bucking mass of a much larger steel bar into a compact block, so shop heads form clean with less shock to your hand. Request a quote for current pricing and lead time.
When this bar wears out, the tungsten still holds value: return it and the weight becomes a recovery credit toward your next order through our Buyback program.
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Tungsten Bucking Bar ETBB15 (Angled, 2.1 lb)
The ETBB15 is an angled tungsten bucking bar for backing rivets on sloped or stepped faces a square bar cannot meet flat. At 2.1 lb and 4 by 1 by 1 inches, it brings the backing mass of a much larger steel bar to the rivet, so shop heads form clean with less shock to your hand. Request a quote for current pricing and lead time.
When this bar wears out, the tungsten still holds value: return it and the weight becomes a recovery credit toward your next order through our Buyback program.
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Tungsten Bucking Bar ETBB17 (Angled, 2.15 lb)
The ETBB17 is an angled-face tungsten bucking bar for rivets in corners, flanges, and sloped structure where a square block cannot sit flat. At 2.15 lb and 7.5 by 1 by 0.5 inches it packs the bucking mass of a much larger steel bar into a compact block, so shop heads form clean with less shock to your hand. Request a quote for current pricing and lead time.
When this bar wears out, the tungsten still holds value: return it and the weight becomes a recovery credit toward your next order through our Buyback program.
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Tungsten Bucking Bar ETBB30 (Angled, 2.45 lb)
The ETBB30 is an angled-face tungsten bucking bar for rivets in corners, flanges, and sloped structure where a square block cannot sit flat. At 2.45 lb and 6 by 1.5 by 0.5 inches it packs the bucking mass of a much larger steel bar into a compact block, so shop heads form clean with less shock to your hand. Request a quote for current pricing and lead time.
When this bar wears out, the tungsten still holds value: return it and the weight becomes a recovery credit toward your next order through our Buyback program.
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Tungsten Bucking Bar ETBB41 (Angled, 3.25 lb)
The ETBB41 is an angled-face tungsten bucking bar for rivets in corners, flanges, and sloped structure where a square block cannot sit flat. At 3.25 lb and 4.1 by 1.8 by 0.87 inches it packs the bucking mass of a much larger steel bar into a compact block, so shop heads form clean with less shock to your hand. Request a quote for current pricing and lead time.
When this bar wears out, the tungsten still holds value: return it and the weight becomes a recovery credit toward your next order through our Buyback program.
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Tungsten Bucking Bar ETBB49 (Angled, 4.2 lb)
The ETBB49 is an angled-face tungsten bucking bar for rivets in corners, flanges, and sloped structure where a square block cannot sit flat. At 4.2 lb and 6.5 by 2 by 0.9 inches it packs the bucking mass of a much larger steel bar into a compact block, so shop heads form clean with less shock to your hand. Request a quote for current pricing and lead time.
When this bar wears out, the tungsten still holds value: return it and the weight becomes a recovery credit toward your next order through our Buyback program.
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Compare these bars
| SKU | Dimensions (L x W x H, in) | Weight (lb) | Shape | Weight class | Access | ATS equivalent |
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| ETBB02 | 4 x 1 x 0.625 | 1.7 | Angled | Medium (1.5–3 lb) | Edges & Flanges | |
| ETBB15 | 4 x 1 x 1 | 2.1 | Angled | Medium (1.5–3 lb) | Open | ATS6007 |
| ETBB17 | 7.5 x 1 x 0.5 | 2.15 | Angled | Medium (1.5–3 lb) | Deep Reach | |
| ETBB30 | 6 x 1.5 x 0.5 | 2.45 | Angled | Medium (1.5–3 lb) | Edges & Flanges | |
| ETBB41 | 4.1 x 1.8 x 0.87 | 3.25 | Angled | Heavy (3–6 lb) | Edges & Flanges | |
| ETBB49 | 6.5 x 2 x 0.9 | 4.2 | Angled | Heavy (3–6 lb) | Edges & Flanges |
An angled tungsten bucking bar has a beveled face for riveting tight corners, flanges, and sloped structure. The angled face stays square on the bucktail where a flat block can’t sit flush. Request a quote on any angled bar.