Monday 12 January 2015

Amkus Hydraulic Rescue Tools

Amkus Rescue Systems of Downers Grove, Illinois, is a company that specializes is rescue equipment for firefighters, government agencies and law enforcement agencies. The company also supplies rescue equipment to NASCAR, the International Speedway Corporation and the International Motor Sports Association. The Amkus hydraulic rescue tools allow rescuers to cut through or open up material in order to access the trapped or injured. You can buy these tools from an authorized dealer.


Ram


The Amkus Push-Pull Rams come in four sizes: 20-, 30-, 40- and 60-inch. Each ram kit comes with a 10-inch extension bar, the claw and a conical head. These rams can push up to 30,650 lbs. and pull up to 14,400 lbs. The input pressure for the device is 10,500 pounds per square inch. Each tool has an anodized coat to protect it from rusting. You can use a ram to break through or pull out obstructions.


Cutter


Amkus has different cutters with cutting force between 60,000 lbs. and 200,000 lbs. Each comes with a rotating handle, allowing you to move around obstructions and maneuver the device into place. These devices can cut through boron, steel, Martensite and exotic metals. You have the option for a D-ring handle to this device, which provides you with more control and stability, and reduced vibrations and user fatigue. The 25E Speedway Cutter is specifically designed for cutting through cars, especially race cars. These devices also have an anodized coating to resist rust.


Spreader


A spreader is designed to fit into a small slit and spread that slit open so a rescuer can enter the space. These are especially useful on crushed doors on vehicles. Amkus spreaders come with removable tips to allow you to add chain packages to the end of the spreader; they remove via a push button. These devices have a maximum spreading distance of between 24 and 32 inches and a maximum spreading force of between 16,950 lbs. and 53,300 lbs.


Combination Tools


The combination tools come either with or without a D-ring. These devices are designed for first responders who may need access to several pieces of equipment all at the same time. These devices feature a spreader, pull and cutting tool in a compact design. These tools have a cutting force of 57,000 lbs., a spreading distance of 15.5 inches and a spreading force at between 9,900 lbs. and 13,100 lbs.

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