H40

Sectors and Usage
Used mainly in coaches and buses.

The H40 or Heavy duty punch is mostly used in non-standard applications. It is larger in size than the S40 and due to the size and weight of the punch has extra strong capability to break through up to 12mm thick tempered glass and toughened double glass units up to 28mm.

S40

Sectors and Usage

The S40 devices are used most often in Buses, Light Rail, Taxi’s and converted-van Minibuses. As ingress and egress devices on Heavy Industrial vehicles and other single-occupancy static or mobile industrial machinery.
The S40 is capable of breaking single glazed toughened or tempered glass.

S30

Sectors and Usage

The S30 devices are used most often used in Buses, Light Rail, Taxi’s and converted van Minibuses. They are also used on fire extinguisher covers and roof hatches. They are a smaller device than the S40.

C40S SnapLok

Sectors and Usage

The C40S SNapLok is a patent pending design.
The C40 devices are used most often in Taxi’s and converted-van Minibuses. Tested successfully on 8mm toughened glass. They are also used on toughened glass fire extinguisher covers and roof hatches.The Snaplok gives the device the ability to be installed on slightly curved toughened glass.

C40S TAGC

Sectors and Usage

The C40 devices are used most often in Taxi’s and converted-van Minibuses. Tested successfully on 8mm toughened glass. They are also used on toughened glass fire extinguisher covers and roof hatches. The Snaplok gives the device the ability to be installed on slightly curved toughened glass.

C40S TAGC Flag

Sectors and Usage

The C40 devices are used most often in Buses, Light Rail, Taxi’s and converted-van Minibuses. Tested successfully but not independently on 8mm toughened glass for use in commercial marine and architectural applications. They are also used on toughened glass fire extinguisher covers and roof hatches.

HomeXit

Sectors and Usage

The H40H devices are used most often in private homes. The elegant white finish makes it aesthetically appealing to have an emergency exit window in your home. These can also be used in Public settings, however we then recommend the Red finish in line with emergency exit rules and compliances. These are best installed under the guidance of a building inspector. Tested to break double glazed toughened glass.