LEATHERHEAD TOOLS LB-24 Halligan Bar, 24 Inch Length, 6-1/2 Inch Head Size, High Carbon Steel

Leatherhead Tools LB-24 halligan bar is used by firefighters to forcefully open doors. This bar is essential for pulling, twisting, prying and lifting doors & windows in emergency situations like evacuation from burning buildings.

Features:

• Leatherhead Tools LB-24 halligan bar has squared shoulders and thin forks to open stubborn doors.
• It comes with a smooth striking surface to facilitate accurate striking angles.
• This 24-inch halligan bar has forks with a one-inch spread between the tines for removing doorknobs.
• It features zinc coating to avoid rusting.
• This Leatherhead Tools halligan bar is made of steel to facilitate overhauling.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. Is Leatherhead Tools LB-24 halligan bar heat treated?

A. Yes, this halligan tool is fully heat treated for Increased strength and hardness.

Q. What is the handle length of Leatherhead Tools LB-24 halligan bar?

A. This halligan bar has a handle length of 24 inches. However, if you require a longer handle, you can opt for the brand's 36-inch long handle halligan bar.

Q. What is the standard length of a halligan bar?

A. 30-inch halligan bars are considered to be standard for the prying and hauling process.

Q. What is the origin of the name 'Halligan'?

A. The Halligan bar is named after Chief Hugh Halligan of the Fire Department of New York (FDNY), who played a significant role in its design and development in the early 20th century. His contributions to creating this versatile tool led to its widespread adoption by firefighting and rescue teams globally.

Q. Can a halligan bar be used for anything other than emergency situations?

A. While halligan bars are designed with emergency and rescue tasks in mind, they can also be used for demolition work and construction practices that involve prying and lifting heavy objects.

Q. Can a Halligan bar be used for vehicle rescue?

A. Yes, halligan bars can be used for vehicle rescue operations, especially in situations where a door needs to be pried open to extricate passengers.