FIRE HOOKS.

FIRE HOOKS.

Product Overview: Firefighter’s Pike Pole / Ceiling Hook

The Firefighter’s Pike Pole, also known as a Ceiling Hook, is an essential manual tool used in structural firefighting and rescue operations. Designed for pulling, prying, and breaching, it allows firefighters to safely dismantle ceilings, walls, and debris from a distance. This versatile tool provides critical leverage and reach, enhancing both safety and effectiveness during overhaul and ventilation tasks.

Key Features & Specifications;

Material – Manufactured from high-grade forged or carbon steel for maximum strength and durability.

Handle – Features a solid wooden or fiberglass handle for secure grip and electrical insulation.

Length – Available in multiple lengths ranging from 1.2 m (4 ft) to 2.4 m (8 ft) to suit various operational needs.

Hook Design – Equipped with a sharp, curved hook or claw for pulling down ceilings, drywall, and burning materials.

Pointed End – Opposite end includes a spike or pike tip for piercing, prying, and breaching walls or roof materials.

Finish – Treated with a corrosion-resistant coating (paint, powder coat, or galvanization) to endure harsh fireground environments.

Weight – Lightweight design (typically 3–5 kg) ensures easy handling while providing effective leverage and force.

Grip – Handle may include rubberized or anti-slip sections for secure control in wet, smoky, or high-stress conditions.

Markings – Clearly labeled with manufacturer details, size, and serial number for easy identification and inventory management.

Standards Compliance – Conforms to relevant firefighting and safety equipment standards for assured reliability.

Industrial Uses & Applications
Fire & Rescue Services – Primary tool for overhaul, ventilation, and debris removal during structural fires.

Industrial Safety – Used in factories, warehouses, and plants for emergency demolition and hazard control.

Training & Drills – Essential for fire academy training and live-fire exercises.

Disaster Response – Applied in search and rescue operations following collapses or natural disasters.

Marine & Offshore – Included in shipboard and offshore platform firefighting kits.