Emi 7004 Emergency Window Punch Seat Belt Cutter

Product Description

The EMI 7004 is a two-function emergency rescue tool designed for first responders, EMTs, and vehicle occupants in critical situations. The tool combines a hardened window punch for breaking tempered auto glass with a recessed seat belt cutter for slicing through jammed or stuck belts. The body is constructed from plastic with stainless steel cutting and striking components, keeping the overall package lightweight at 0.28 pounds. It is compact enough to store in a glove box, door pocket, or emergency kit. Installation teams, EMS crews, and safety-conscious drivers are the primary users of this tool.

The EMI 7004 is suited for automotive emergency response scenarios, including vehicle extraction situations where a door cannot be opened and the occupant must exit through a window or is restrained by a jammed seat belt. The tool is packaged individually and is appropriate for single-unit outfitting of emergency vehicles, fleet vehicles, or personal carry. It functions on standard passenger vehicle tempered glass and nylon seat belt webbing as found across typical automotive applications.

Key Features

• Hardened window punch breaks tempered automotive glass quickly
• Integrated seat belt cutter for fast webbing removal
• Plastic and stainless steel construction balances durability and low weight
• Compact and lightweight at 0.28 pounds for easy storage and carry
• Sold as a single-unit package, ready for immediate deployment

Compatibility

Designed for use on standard tempered automotive glass and nylon seat belt webbing found in typical passenger vehicles and light-duty fleet vehicles.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for this handheld tool. Store in an accessible location such as a door pocket, center console, or emergency kit bag where it can be reached quickly. Ensure all users are familiar with the tool before an emergency situation arises. Periodically inspect the stainless steel cutting edge and punch tip for wear or damage.