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Safety Hammer

  • Product Name: Safety Hammer

  • Weight: 210g

  • Material: Tungsten steel hammer tip, aluminum alloy body, non-slip handle

  • Product Dimensions: 17 × 8 cm

  • Colors: Black/Gold, Silver, Black

  • Applications: Vehicle / Home use

Description

Break the window in one second — metal life-saving hammer, unaffected by window tint

  • Break the window in one second

  • Anti-cut design

  • Sharp cutter

  • Stainless steel alloy

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Your life-saving hammer in dangerous moments

  • Hidden cutter — cuts through jammed seatbelts

  • Tungsten steel hammer tip — can break all car windows

  • Non-slip design — increases friction between handle and hand

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High-hardness metal safety hammer head

Heat-resistant / Wear-resistant / Corrosion-resistant

High hardness, good toughness

This is what a real safety hammer should be — suitable for various scenarios

Poor-quality extruded model:

In a fire, the plastic parts can easily catch fire, burn, and fail.

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Tungsten steel tip — unbreakable
Tungsten steel achieves a Rockwell hardness of up to 95HRA
Easily shatters car window glass

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Withstands pressure — breaks windows even underwater
Easily shatters glass / Unafraid of water pressure — breaks windows underwater with ease

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Unobstructed emergency escape
Built-in stainless steel cutter — quickly cuts the seatbelt in a crisis. Simple operation.

  • Pull downward.

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No slipping in critical moments
Non-slip stripe design — stay calm during emergency escape

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High-hardness tungsten steel hammer tip — surpasses ordinary tungsten steel tips on the market
Rockwell hardness up to 95HRA

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Quick Window Breaking Guide

Recommended Safety Hammer Placement

Keep a safety hammer in your car — it can save your life in an emergency. Place it in an easily accessible location, such as the door storage compartment or the center armrest box.

If your car windows are tinted with explosion-proof film:
After the glass shatters, it will stick to the film. Therefore, strike along the edge of the film — do not hit the center.

Strike the corners/edges of the glass:
Car windows are made of highly reinforced tempered glass with strong impact resistance. The center of the glass is stronger, while the corners are more vulnerable. Use the safety hammer to strike the four corners of the window for better results.

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