The Battering Rams are heavy-duty forcible entry tools designed to deliver powerful impact force for breaching doors, barriers, and other obstacles encountered during firefighting and rescue operations. Built for durability and repeated use, these rams provide firefighters with a reliable solution for gaining rapid access when conventional entry methods are ineffective.

Available in both the One Man Battering Ram and KAYO configurations, these tools feature rugged steel and epoxy construction designed to withstand the demands of forcible entry operations. Shock-absorbing grips improve comfort and control during use, while strategically positioned handles allow for effective operation by one or more firefighters. Whether used for residential, commercial, or industrial entry applications, these battering rams deliver the striking power needed for challenging breaching situations.

Features

• Heavy-duty forcible entry tools for breaching operations
• Designed for rapid access through doors and barriers
• Durable epoxy and steel construction
• Shock-absorbing grips improve control and reduce user fatigue
• Built for repeated impact in demanding environments
• Suitable for firefighting, rescue, and law enforcement applications
• Multiple handle positions provide secure operation
• Designed for one- or two-person use depending on model
• Ideal for truck company and rescue operations

Specifications

• Manufacturer: Fire Hooks Unlimited
• Product Type: Battering Ram

One Man Battering Ram

• Overall Length: 30"
• Weight: 40 lbs.
• Construction: Epoxy and Steel
• Handle Configuration:
• Two Forward Handles
• One Rear Handle
• Grip Type: Shock-Absorbing Grips
• Operation: Primarily One-Person Use, with Additional Space for a Second Operator

KAYO Battering Ram

• Overall Length: 30"
• Weight: 40 lbs.
• Construction: Steel Body with Epoxy-Steel Mixture Poured on Each End
• Operation:
• One-Person Use
• Two-Person Use

Applications

• Forcible Entry
• Door Breaching
• Rescue Operations
• Truck Company Operations
• Commercial and Residential Access
• Emergency Response