World Famous Lock Loiding Tool

World Famous Lock Loiding Tool

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World Famous Lock Loiding Tool

World Famous Lock Loiding Tool

Regular price $19.99
Regular price $19.99 Sale price
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The FirePik is the ultimate simple entry tool for outward swinging doors. One side has the traditional shove tool function and the other side is wedged to slide down on commercial doors behind the latch plate cover. Experience the power of FirePik, the world-famous lock loiding tool. Ideal for firefighters and rescue teams. Trust in its reliability for quick access.

NEW Design to get behind latch guards with better reach

Thinner to fit in tight spaces better

Still super strong 301 Full Hard Stainless Steel 

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Specification
  • Item Weight: ‎1.44 ounces
  • Package Dimensions: ‎7.99 x 2.87 x 0.28 inches
  • Material: ‎301 full hard stainless steel
  • Included Components: ‎Tool
  • Batteries Required?: ‎No

Frequently Ask Question

-What kind of doors does this work on?

This tool is specifically for outward opening doors only.

-What do you do if the door has a latch plate?

This tool has a wedged side that you can slide behind the latch plate. Push the tool down and the force pushed the latch in.

-What if the lock is perfectly installed and the deadlatch is engaged?

In this rare circumstance we add a Gap Goat wedge to spread the gap between the door and frame. This causes the deadlatch to fully extend. When that happens, you then use the FirePik to finish it off.

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