Multi-function Hook Tool
1. One pole, multiple uses, full function coverage: Quickly switch between 10 functional heads via combination connecting rods to perform cutting, sawing, prying, shoring, cleaning, and other operations, covering all-around rescue needs including demolition, cleaning, support, climbing, and pathfinding.
2. Flexible telescoping, precise decision-making: The handle supports flexible combination and telescoping, adapting to working environments at different heights and depths; equipped with graduated connecting rods for quick measurement of horizontal distance, elevation, and pit depth, providing data support for scientific rescue.
3. Lightweight integration, rapid response: The complete set of tools is integrated into a wear-resistant portable case/bag, small volume, light weight, easy for individual carrying and rapid deployment; modular design supports quick assembly and disassembly on site, greatly improving rescue efficiency.
$2,200 $0
1. Fire Shears: Cut wires, branches, and cables at disaster sites.
2. Shoring Device (Y-head Fork): Temporary support for dangerous places prone to collapse, such as door frames, windows, and other structures.
3. Claw Rake: Cleaning of collapsed debris, toxic substances, and post-disaster garbage at the scene.
4. Wooden Mallet: Break building doors and window glass for smoke ventilation and air circulation.
5. Fire Saw: Saw through branches of certain height and wooden falling objects, collapsible items, and structures.
6. Entrenching Tool: Clear miscellaneous debris at the scene.
7. Single-head Hook: Break ceilings, hook electrical wires, etc.
8. Double-head Hook: Break ceilings, hook electrical wires, etc.
9. Climbing Hook (Ascent Hook): For climbing and ascending.
10. Combination Connecting Rod: Extend connection via threaded rod ends, allowing flexible combination with matching demolition tools on site.
11. Combination Connecting Rod (with Scale): Through combination connection, quickly measure horizontal distance, elevation, and depth of pits or culverts on site, facilitating scientific decision-making and rescue actions by operators; can also serve as a pathfinding tool for firefighting and rescue in fires, thick smoke, depressions, water pits, etc.
12. The complete equipment set includes at least: 1 Fire Shear, 1 Shoring Device (Y-head Fork), 1 Claw Rake, 1 Wooden Mallet, 1 Fire Saw, 1 Entrenching Tool, 1 Single-head Hook, 1 Double-head Hook, 1 Climbing Hook, Combination Connecting Rods, and Combination Connecting Rods (with Scale), totaling no less than 10 types of rod heads, 2 handles, and 10 telescopic sections. Equipped with a wear-resistant portable storage box/bag for easy transportation, storage, and rapid access on site.
