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MADE IN THE USA & USED WORLDWIDE Hole for The pike is long, inserting claw sharp, tapered and shaft for prying gently curved to fit PRY-AXE a lock or latch Here is a tool that has withstood the test of time. For over 40 years the Pry-Axe has remained the best selling tool in our line. Molded Rubber over handle provides a The Pry-Axe is being used by fire departments, police non-slip grip departments and rescue squads worldwide. The Pry-Axe is a lightweight, multi- purpose, ‘Slam & Ram’ tool designed to 2 Claws to choose from: pry, enlarge openings, cut sheet metal Standard & Cutting and twist off locks and latches. This effi- Spanner Wrench Top Cut cient tool lets every firefighter force entry, Blade rescue and ventilate without waiting Design Unique locking lever for help. The Pry-Axe is small enough to allows the tool to be used in two positions, closed carry and rugged enough for most jobs. and extended The Pry-Axe head and claw assemblies are separate sections forged from high Claw tool with Extends 6.8 in / 17.27 cm alloy steel and heat treated for maximum gas shut off strength. A molded rubber sleeve over the handle provides a non-slip grip. Claw Tool can be removed and Extend Pry-Axe for more leverage and The Pry-Axe is electroless nickel plated inserted into keyway in axe ‘Slam & Ram’ feature for good looks and easy maintenance. head for twisting leverage in confined spaces Pry-Axe with Pry-Axe with Pry-Axe with Standard & Pry-Axe with Metal Cutting Claw Standard Claw Metal Cutting Claw Standard Claw & Sheath Length: 18.4 in 46.7 cm Length: 18.4 in 46.7 cm Length: 18.4 in 46.7 cm Length: 18.4 in 46.7 cm Net Weight: 6.6 lb 3.0 kg Net Weight: 6.6 lb 3.0 kg Net Weight: 9.6 lb 4.4 kg Net Weight: 6.8 lb 3.1 kg Part No. 22-000522 Part No. 22-000520 Part No. 22-000518 Part No. 22-000515 Standard Claw Pry-Axe Sheath Length: 15.1 in 38.4 cm Length: 8.7 x 18.8 in Pry-Axe with Standard Claw Replacement Pry-Axe Head Net Weight: 2.5 lb 1.4 kg 26.7 x 47.8 cm & Vehicle Bracket Length: 13.3 in 33.8 cm Part No. 22-000322s Net Weight: 0.5 lb 0.5 kg Length: 18.4 in 46.7 cm Net Weight: 4.1 lb 1.9 kg Part No. 22-000505 Net Weight: 7.1 lb 3.2 kg Part No. 22-000525 Part No. 22-000516 Vehicle Bracket Metal Cutting Claw Pry-Axe Holster Length: 4.3 in 10.8 cm Length: 15.1 in 38.4 cm Length: 19.0 in 48.3 cm Net Weight: 0.6 lb 0.3 kg Net Weight: 2.45 lb 1.1 kg Net Weight: 0.7 lb 0.3 kg Part No. 22-000605 Part No. 22-000324 Part No. 22-000506 PARATECH HEADQUARTERS: P.O. BOX 1000, FRANKFORT, IL 60423 USA TOLL FREE: +1 800 435 9358 PHONE: +1 815 469 3911 FAX: +1 815 469 7748 EMAIL: [email protected] CERTIFICATE NO. PARATECH EUROPE: P.O. BOX 174, 5260 ODENSE S, DENMARK ISO9001:2008 www.paratech.com PHONE: +45 66 11 24 22 FAX: +45 66 11 32 EMAIL: [email protected].

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