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Lifeaxe Emergency Hammer for Double-Glazing
Product Overview
Technical Data
FAQs (2)
With hardened steel, zinc plated strike tips, the Lifeaxe emergency hammer is used for breaking double-glazed windows in an emergency situation to create an escape route from a building or vehicle. Suitable applications include; commercial & Industrial buildings, public service vehicles, marine craft, emergency services and domestic use.
- Suitable for breaking single and double glazed windows in a fire escape situation
- Finger guard for added protection
- Multiple strike heads
- Ability to break up to 6 mm toughened and annealed glass
- Up to 5 times heavier than vehicle hammers (290g)
- Large grip and knuckle area
- Suitable for professional users such as brigades
- High melt point materials
- Supplied with a holder for mounting to walls
- Manufactured from high grade materials which are impervious to oil, water & chemicals
- Pushes glass away on impact
Technical Data
This is the technical data for the Lifeaxe Emergency Hammer for Double-Glazing.
| Product Code | LAL10 |
|---|---|
| Weight | 0.40kg |
Q. Is the "Lifeaxe Emergency Hammer for Double-Glazing" actually suitable for double glazed windows? I know the name suggests it is but I am looking for absolute verification.
A.
The term “double glazed window” is a reference to a window which utilizes two pains of glass with a sealed air gap between. Double glazed windows are known to be difficult to break due to the air trapped between each pane (which allows the glass to flex and act as an air cushion) and this is most apparent towards the centre, however the edges of the glass adjacent to its frame are more rigid (especially the corners) and this is the area one should strike the glass to break it.
The Lifeaxe has been designed to penetrate both toughened and annealed (float) glass and is suitable for both vehicle and vertical building glazing. In the event two panes of glass are used (double glazed) the user would break the first pane then proceed to break the second pane. Instructions are supplied with every Lifeaxe and the purchaser should make themselves familiar with these on receipt and retain them for future reference.
Q. Can the emergency escape hammer break glass office doors?
A.
Yes, as long as they are not wired safety glass.
Pricing & Availability
| Model | Stock | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Product Code: LAL10 |
Stock Level:
More than 20 in stock Expected dispatch: Today
|
Price:
£33.11 inc VAT £27.59 ex VAT |
Delivery Options
The following delivery options are available on this product.
Customer Reviews
7 customers have have given this product an overall rating of 4.4 out of 5
Reviews by real customers
All of our product reviews are written by real customers that have purchased this product from us and are published without modification.Rating: 4 / 5 Stars
Reviewed by: V S
Pleased with product.
Published on: 28th November 2017
Rating: 4 / 5 Stars
Reviewed by: R S
looks like it will do the job
Published on: 14th October 2017
Customer didn't leave a rating
Reviewed by:
Looks to be good quality, but hope I never have to found out
Published on: 22nd October 2012
Rating: 5 / 5 Stars
Reviewed by:
Gives a great deal of reassurance
Published on: 25th June 2012
Rating: 4 / 5 Stars
Reviewed by:
Bought it for students in rental accommodation where the windows are non-opening. Thankfully they havent had to use it yet but it looks sturdy and gives me peace of mind.
Published on: 15th October 2011
Rating: 5 / 5 Stars
Reviewed by:
Just the product for the job. Good value.
Published on: 31st August 2011
Rating: 5 / 5 Stars
Reviewed by:
Published on: 7th July 2011
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