Southern Rescue Tools

Putting TNT Rescue Tools on your department’s shortlist? Get your crew involved in the evaluation. A hands-on demo gives them time with the tools and a chance to ask questions about handling, setup, and everyday use.

Southern Rescue Tools serves Florida and Georgia. Call 727-517-5505 to arrange a demo.

A lot of what Southern Rescue Tools does never shows up in a product photo.

It’s helping a department sort through configurations, battery platforms, accessories, training, service, and everything that has to come together after the quote.

Sometimes it’s a demo. Sometimes it’s a repair. Sometimes it’s answering the question before the purchase order ever exists.

That’s the business we’ve been building since 2007.

EBFCC-28.

One tool that cuts and spreads. 10.12-inch opening. 17 inches of spread.

52.8 pounds before the battery. The pack in the photo is a Milwaukee M18. DeWalt and Makita fit the same dock.

Photo: TNT Rescue.

ER-45.

27 inches closed. 44 inches when it is out. 42 pounds before the battery.

37,005 pounds of push.

Photo: TNT Rescue.

ES-100-32.

It spreads. It also pulls. 22 inches of pull, 9,339 pounds.

49 pounds before the battery. The pack in the photo is a Milwaukee M18. DeWalt and Makita fit the same dock.

Photo: TNT Rescue.

Confined space is where full-size cordless tools get too long, batteries get smashed, and crews run out of room.

TNT Rescue’s ECSC-40 cutter, ECSS-40 spreader, and ECSCC-40 combi fix that.

Storm Surge confined-space tools powers the working end with a single-stage 10,500 psi hydraulic pump. The battery stays outside fixed on the pump. Shorter tool in the opening. Battery not in the wreck. You can get into the dash, the tunnel, and the spaces a full-size cordless will not fit.

Same three platforms: Milwaukee M18, DeWalt 20V, and Makita 18V LXT. Quiet. Low maintenance. Speed under load with no fall-off.

Longest-running portable rescue tools on the market. Forever Warranty.

Contact your local TNT Rescue dealer for more information.

Canals, retention ponds, causeways. In this state, water is not an unusual place to find a vehicle.

And a submerged vehicle is a laminated glass problem first. A center punch is built for tempered glass. Laminated has to be cut. Inconvenient above water, mostly impossible below it.

RHYNO makes a cordless laminated cutter rated to work submerged. They call it the world's first. One of the least talked-about tools our manufacturers make.

https://rhyno.com/shop/

Twenty-five years today.

343 firefighters, and everyone they were trying to reach.

No equipment on this page today.

Next time you are on the rig, go look at the label on your lifting bags.

There is a date on it.

NFPA 1960 requires that label to carry the month and year of manufacture, uncoded, and a month and year of expiration. No more than fifteen years after manufacture.

It is not well known, and most truck check sheets do not ask.

Two-minute check on your next truck day.