We love showing you new products, and especially new tools! If you want a tool with versatility and strength that will assist in getting the job done on the fire ground, The Paratech Buster Tool is one to check out.
This is a low-damage forcible entry tool meant to help you reach incapacitated victims before assist units arrive to the scene.
The Buster Tool has three claws: Compact, Standard and Cutting.
So here's what they do:
The Compact Claw will pry windows, light door frames, enlarge opening in sheet metal and pull nails.
The Standard Claw will do all of the above and can be used for gas shut off, prying open larger doors and removing hinges from doors.
The Cutting Claw is perfect for cutting through sheet metal. Its unique locking lever allows the tool to be used in two positions: closed for use in compact spaces or extended and locked for added leverage. When the claw is completely removed it can be inserted in the keyway in the axe head for twisting leverage in confined spaces. While unlocked, the Buster has the ability to "Slam & Ram" as we say, to make a powerful, quick and decisive entry.
The assembly and construction is built tough--the head and claw assembles are separate sections manufactured from hardened stainless steel for maximum strength. The handle is ergonomically designed and shaped to give you a great grip.
- Extend and lock handle for prying leverage and close quarter chopping
- Choose one of three claw types
- Removable claws to separate tasks
- Lockbreaker claw works on many gas shutoffs
- Right angle prying thanks to axe head claw receiver
- Insulated molded handle
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Cutting through sheet metal is a natural use for the Cutting Claw. The tool's special locking lever lets you use it in two ways: closed, which is useful in small locations, or extended and locked, which gives you more leverage. Once the claw is fully extracted, it can be placed into the axe head's keyway to provide twisting leverage in small areas.Visit our website to get all the details.
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