Breaker bar with chain for surface cabinet

Breaker bar with chain for surface fire extinguisher cabinet

This breaker bar (hammer) with its chain is designed for surface-mounted fire extinguisher cabinets fitted with glass. Permanently attached to the cabinet by its chain, it stays available nearby and lets you quickly break the glass to reach the portable fire extinguisher in an emergency.

Made of white painted steel, it is sturdy and withstands use in institutional, commercial or industrial settings. The chain prevents the hammer from being moved or lost, ensuring it is present at the critical moment.

Benefits of the breaker bar for extinguisher cabinet

Fast access to the extinguisher in an emergency

During a fire, every second counts. The hammer lets you break the cabinet glass without delay and retrieve the extinguisher, while protecting the device from dust and accidental handling day to day.

Permanently attached by its chain

The chain keeps the hammer attached to the cabinet: it cannot be borrowed for another use or go missing when needed. This is a guarantee of reliability for safety equipment.

Installation and maintenance

Fasten the end of the chain to the surface cabinet, near the glass, so the hammer hangs freely and remains accessible. Periodically check that the chain is securely attached and that the hammer is not damaged.

Material and finish

Hammer and chain made of steel, white painted finish to match surface fire extinguisher cabinets.

FAQ: breaker bar with chain for extinguisher cabinet

What is the hammer and chain used for?

It is used to break the glass of a surface cabinet to quickly reach the portable fire extinguisher in an emergency. The chain keeps it attached to the cabinet.

Which cabinets is this hammer compatible with?

It suits surface-mounted fire extinguisher cabinets fitted with glass sold on Sylprotec.com.

What material is the hammer made of?

It is made of white painted steel, sturdy and durable.

Complementary suggestions for fire extinguisher cabinets

You need complementary safety equipment. See the items; the EC8 box (EC8), the EC9 case (EC9), the EC10 housing (EC10).

Under "Accessories" at the bottom of the page. Looking for equipment to work with, see the following products: the EC11 cabinet (EC11), the EC12 unit (EC12), the EC13 model (EC13), the lock (ECSEC) or the clips (EFCLIP).

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