SET Breaching 50335 Break'n Rake Extended Breaching Tool

The SET Breaching 50335 Break'n Rake Extended Breaching Tool is the only glass tool on the market made for breaching both traditional windows and laminated safety glass.

The special design of the tool head allows the tool to easily penetrate all types of glass. Once penetration of the glass is achieved, the elongated teeth and the “D” Ring shaped rubber grip handle allows the operator to create openings in laminated security glass quickly and efficiently.

Both standard and Extended length Break´n Rakes are available. The Extended Break´n Rake offers greater reach, offering enhanced cover and protection for the operator.

Features

• The Break´n Rake is the only glass tool on the market made for breaching both traditional windows and laminated safety glass.
• Full Hardened Steel Heads 63-HRC Hardness Rockwell C-Scale.
• The special design of the tool head allows the tool to easily penetrate all types of glass.
• Once penetration of the glass is achieved, the elongated teeth and the “D” Ring shaped rubber grip handle allows the operator to create openings in laminated security glass quickly and efficiently.
• Both standard and Extended length Break´n Rakes are available.
• The Extended Break´n Rake offers greater reach, offering enhanced cover and protection for the operator.
• The saw function can clear away all glass fragments for a safe entry through a window.
• Length: 1720 mm
• Weight: 4.55 kg
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