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Safety Hammer

  • Product Name: Safety Hammer

  • Product Weight: Approx. 310g

  • Dimensions: 180 × 80 mm

  • Material: Aluminum alloy + Tungsten steel

  • Color: Black

  • Product Functions: Window breaking, seatbelt cutting, high-intensity lighting


Description

Forged through repeated refinement — a true window-breaking tool
Metal flashlight safety hammer

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Multifunctional Safety Hammer — Quick Escape
Features a sharp hammer tip and a built-in flashlight

  • Tungsten steel pointed hammer

  • Flat hammer head

  • Embedded cutter

  • High-intensity flashlight

Pointed Hammer | Flat Hammer | Cutter

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High-Intensity Flashlight
Driving at night — how can you be safe without a light? Take me along to see clearly into the distance.

  • 4-5 hours — Low light mode

  • 2-3 hours — High light mode

  • 4-5 hours — Strobe mode

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Window Breaking Tool — Emergency Escape

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Hidden Cutter
Concealed blade, extremely sharp! In an accident, quickly cuts through the seatbelt.

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Tungsten Steel Pointed Hammer — Easily Breaks Windows
Ordinary carbon steel material cannot shatter double-layer glass.

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All-Metal Hammer Head
For emergency use, most safety hammers can last approximately 30 years or more.

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High Power — High Brightness
Strong beam for long-distance illumination — ideal for outdoor lighting

  • Super bright long-range beam

  • High-intensity LED bead

  • High-transparency lens

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USB Charging Port (Mid-body)
Charging time: approximately 2 hours
Compatible with multiple charging methods
Can be charged via car charger, computer USB port, or mobile phone charger.

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For vehicle fires — choose a metal safety hammer
In a fire, plastic components can easily catch fire, burn, and fail. That's why we insist on an all-metal design.

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Quick Window Breaking Guide

NO.1 — Recommended Safety Hammer Placement
Keep a safety hammer in your car — it can save your life in an emergency. Placement is also very important.

  • Door storage compartment

  • Center armrest box

  • Passenger glove box

NO.2 — 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.

NO.3 — Strike the corners 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. Be sure to use the safety hammer to strike the edges/corners of the glass.

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