Improved Hammerless Hinge Pin Removal Tool
Think of this as an uber version of the hammerless hinge pin removal tool. We found that the original tool could fail on the heavy duty hardware used in commercial and industrial environments. This tool exerts nearly a ton more force making it exponentially more useful for first responders and penetration testers. This tool is even strong enough to break through some of the common security countermeasures on the market. When using this tool, ALWAYS USE EYE PROTECTION.
NOTE- This tool exerts a great deal of force, and was designed for use ONLY on door hinges. If used to impact other solid surfaces, there is a chance the tip of the tool will break.
Made in the U.S.A.
Full Instructional Video Here:
Think of this as an uber version of the hammerless hinge pin removal tool. We found that the original tool could fail on the heavy duty hardware used in commercial and industrial environments. This tool exerts nearly a ton more force making it exponentially more useful for first responders and penetration testers. This tool is even strong enough to break through some of the common security countermeasures on the market. When using this tool, ALWAYS USE EYE PROTECTION.
NOTE- This tool exerts a great deal of force, and was designed for use ONLY on door hinges. If used to impact other solid surfaces, there is a chance the tip of the tool will break.
Made in the U.S.A.
Full Instructional Video Here:
Description
Think of this as an uber version of the hammerless hinge pin removal tool. We found that the original tool could fail on the heavy duty hardware used in commercial and industrial environments. This tool exerts nearly a ton more force making it exponentially more useful for first responders and penetration testers. This tool is even strong enough to break through some of the common security countermeasures on the market. When using this tool, ALWAYS USE EYE PROTECTION.
NOTE- This tool exerts a great deal of force, and was designed for use ONLY on door hinges. If used to impact other solid surfaces, there is a chance the tip of the tool will break.
Made in the U.S.A.
Full Instructional Video Here:
