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Firefighter's Toolkit



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Firefighters use a variety tools in their line of duty. These include a Streamlight SurvivorLED Right-angle Light and Shovel knife. These tools can be used by firefighters to prevent fires and ensure safety.

Streamlight Survivor LED Right-angle Light

The Streamlight Survivor LED Right-angle Firefighter Tool Light features a durable, rubber-dome push-button switch, water-resistant design, and a low-profile compact bezel that's easier to use while wearing your gear. You can also charge it quickly with the fast charger and rechargeable battery. The Streamlight is slightly higher priced than other firefighter light sources.


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Vise grips

Visegrips are handy tools for firefighters. These can be used in many situations. Many channel lock handles can be modified by firefighters using a screwdriver or bent-end. These tools can be used as key-tools.

Hose straps

Hose straps make a great tool for firefighters. These straps can be used for securing a tube behind a nozzle driver, giving them additional leverage to manage the water force. They can also serve to secure a victim and keep the door open when moving.


Shovel knife

A shovel knife is a tool that every firefighter should have. A shovel is a versatile tool that can help firefighters save lives or prevent property damage. A shovel knife is an inexpensive tool that can be useful during an emergency. It is essential to know how to safely use it.

Can harnesses

Firefighters will find many ways to use harnesses. These versatile garments can be used to rescue people from burning buildings. The harness is commonly used by firefighters to reach high places or pick up damaged vehicles. These tools make it easier and safer to do the job.


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Night Saver rope

Using glow-in-the-dark rope as part of a firefighter's tools can help firefighters and other rescue personnel see in the dark. These ropes are ten times stronger than steel wire rope and contain UV inhibitors to prevent fading. This material is also more affordable than most rescue or heaving lines, at about ten percentage points. It is available in sizes of 5/16, 3/8, and 1/2 inches.





Firefighter's Toolkit