Motor Vehicle Crash Kit

The Motor Vehicle Crash Kit is a comprehensive rescue tool kit designed to help firefighters, rescue teams, and emergency responders safely and efficiently manage vehicle extrication and crash scene operations. Packed with essential tools for vehicle stabilization, glass management, electrical hazard control, and patient access, this all-in-one kit provides first responders with the equipment needed to quickly address critical hazards at the scene of a motor vehicle accident.

Ideal for fire departments, rescue squads, EMS agencies, and extrication teams, this crash kit is built to support emergency personnel during vehicle rescue operations involving passenger vehicles, commercial vehicles, and accident scenes where rapid access and scene safety are critical.

The included PyroShield blanket helps protect patients and responders from sparks, shattered glass, sharp edges, and debris during rescue operations. The kit also features specialized tools for safely removing automotive glass, disabling vehicle power systems, accessing locked or damaged compartments, and assisting with vehicle entry and disentanglement procedures.

Compact and easy to store on fire apparatus, rescue trucks, ambulances, or quick response vehicles, this vehicle crash kit ensures responders have essential extrication tools readily available when every second counts.

Kit Includes:

• PyroShield protective blanket
• Glass removal tool
• Glass hammer
• Spring punch
• Hood release tool
• Emergency battery cable cutter
• Hack saw
• Hand tool set

Features:

• Complete motor vehicle crash and extrication tool kit
• Designed for fire, rescue, and EMS vehicle response operations
• Helps improve scene safety during rescue and patient access
• Ideal for vehicle extrication and emergency vehicle stabilization
• Assists with glass removal, battery disconnect, and hood access
• Compact kit for easy apparatus and rescue truck storage
• Trusted by firefighters, rescue teams, and emergency responders
• Great addition to rescue engines, heavy rescue units, and EMS response vehicles