Aluminum Alloy Car Emergency Safety Hammer, Automatic Window Breaker with Hidden Seat Belt Cutte - Automotive LED Light

How to Use

Seatbelt Cutter

Remove the protective clip. Cut the safety belt with the cutter in case of emergency.

Emergency Impact Needle

If you are trapped in the car and cannot open the door after an accident, use the impact needle to break the side window from inside. Press the hammer firmly against the window; the built-in spring needle pops out instantly to shatter the glass.

Features

Made of aluminum alloy, resistant to high and low temperature. Frosted surface with simple stylish appearance. Lightweight and compact, equipped with mounting bracket for interior installation.

High-strength tungsten steel tip with Rockwell hardness 55, easily cuts metal and glass. One-click window breaking design with upgraded spring mechanical structure. 60 times supercharged structure provides 20KGF impact force to eject the drill bit for instant glass shattering.

Works well under water pressure, no brute force required. It can break glass easily even in underwater pressurized environments.

Hidden built-in stainless steel cutter for fast seatbelt cutting in emergencies. U-shaped concealed blade prevents accidental finger scratches for safer use.

Warnings

The impact needle and seatbelt cutter are only for emergency use. Do not operate them unnecessarily to avoid potential risks.

This impact needle only breaks ordinary car side window glass. It cannot crack windshields, laminated multi-layer glass, bulletproof glass or other composite glass. Some laminated side windows are also incompatible.

Do not disassemble or replace spare parts of the product for safety reasons.

This is not a toy. Keep it out of children’s reach.

Instructions

Cutting Seatbelt: Take the escape hammer off the keychain, pull out the protective clip, align the blade with the seatbelt and cut it quickly to escape.

In-car Emergency Escape: Place the hammer against any position of the side window, press hard until a pop sound is heard, the glass will break for quick evacuation.

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