HURST Jaws Of Life Announces That The Company Has Achieved NFPA 1936 2020 Compliant Status For All Its Products

On the heels of expanding its industry-renowned eDRAULIC watertight extrication tool (EWXT) line and attaining NFPA 1936 2020 certification for it, HURST Jaws of Life announced that it has earned NFPA 1936 2020 compliant status for all of its current low-pressure and high-pressure tools, as well as its StrongArm multi-tool, completing the company’s certification for all pressure rescue products available today.

HURST Jaws of Life attains NFPA 1936 2020 compliance

“HURST Jaws of Life remains dedicated to providing first responders with tools that are safe to operate and able to perform under the toughest extrication situations,” said Bruce Johnston, the Director of Marketing and Product Management for HURST Jaws of Life.

Bruce Johnston adds, “As automobile manufacturers continue to improve the safety of their vehicles, we’ll continue to test and design the performance of our rescue tools, to ensure they can cut, spread, lift, ram and remove the obstacles between the first responder and the patient.”

NFPA 1936 2020 certification for EWXT tools

HURST Jaws of Life achieved NFPA 1936 2020 certification for its eDRAULIC 2.0 (E2) and EWXT battery-powered tools

Earlier in the year, HURST Jaws of Life achieved NFPA 1936 2020 certification for its eDRAULIC 2.0 (E2) and EWXT battery-powered tools, including nine introductions to the industry-first watertight tool line that was launched last year.

The NFPA 1936 standards specify performance requirements for powered rescue tools and components that are used by emergency services personnel, to facilitate the extrication of patients from entrapment.

New testing certification reaffirms commitment to end user

With HURST Jaws of Life’s new testing certification updated from NFPA 1936 2015 to the new NFPA 1936 2020 compliant status, for all current 5,000 PSI, 10,000 PSI, eDRAULIC, EWXT, and StrongArm rescue tools, the company continues to reaffirm its commitment to the end user.

Bruce Johnston said, “Earning NFPA 1936 2020 certification for all our current products is a testament to our ability to design and build tools, to tackle not just today’s automobiles, but vehicles of the future. From innovative tool introductions to using third-party testing to update rescue tool certifications, our commitment to excellence remains unwavering.”