Multifunctional fire axe No. 4

Abstract

The utility model relates to fire-fighting article technical field, especially a kind of multifunctional fire-fighting waist axe of No.4.It is a kind of multifunctional fire-fighting waist axe of No.4, including waist axe main part, the waist axe main part includes handle, and the axe head being located on the upper end of handle, bolt hole group is equipped on the waist axe main part, and this bolt hole group includes at least two different bolt hole positions of specifications;The lower end of the waist axe main part is detachably connected with a fire hydrant fixed valve sleeve, one end of the axe head is equipped with crowbar head, and the fire hydrant fixed valve sleeve is separated from the waist axe main part and cooperates with crowbar head to open fire hydrant.The utility model's No.4 fire-fighting waist axe is combined with existing tool, so that it meets the demand of multi-scene application of multi-function.The axe head part has the functions of splitting, chopping, chiseling, cutting, hooking, drawing and prying, various screw openings are designed in the middle and back of the axe head, and the double-hole axe handle can be used as a speed control device by making a simple speed reduction system through knotting in emergency, which is versatile and does not need to switch multiple tools.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of fire protection equipment technology, and in particular to a No. 4 multi-functional fire axe. Background Technology

[0002] In fire and rescue operations, personnel have clearly defined roles. The fourth position, also known as the mobile pump operator, is primarily responsible for locating nearby natural water sources, setting up mobile pump supply positions, ensuring sufficient water supply for vehicles, and assisting in completing the mission. They also perform breaching and rescue operations, erecting aerial ladders, operating water distributors, and assisting the second position operator. Simultaneously, they help the third position operator lay water hoses, assist the driver in connecting suction pipes, locate water sources, organize water supply, maintain fire scene security, and collect and inventory used equipment. The fire axe, a commonly used basic piece of equipment for the fourth position operator, directly impacts rescue efficiency and operational safety.

[0003] Currently, existing fire-fighting axes have relatively limited functionality, mostly only possessing basic demolition capabilities such as chopping and splitting. In actual fire station operations, various complex needs are often encountered, requiring multiple devices to handle different scenarios. For example, fire hydrant opening wrenches, door-breaking axes, and rappelling equipment are needed. However, carrying multiple devices can easily lead to insufficient physical strength and time required for switching between devices, thus affecting the efficiency of fire rescue. Utility Model Content

[0004] To overcome the shortcomings of existing technologies, this utility model provides a No. 4 multi-functional fire axe that combines the functions of a waist axe for chopping and demolition, multi-valve compatibility, fire hydrant opening, and quick-descent anchor point, while also achieving lightweight design and portability. To solve the above technical problems, this utility model provides the following technical solution:

[0005] A No. 4 multi-functional fire axe includes an axe body, which includes a handle and an axe head located at the upper end of the handle. The axe body is provided with a bolt hole group, which includes at least two different bolt hole sizes. A fire hydrant valve sleeve is detachably connected to the lower end of the axe body. One end of the axe head is provided with a pry head. After the fire hydrant valve sleeve is separated from the axe body, it cooperates with the pry head to open the fire hydrant.

[0006] Based on the above technical solution, the present invention may also adopt the following further technical solutions:

[0007] The axe has an axe blade at the end opposite to the pry bar.

[0008] The axe has a first bolt hole, a second bolt hole, and a third bolt hole between the axe blade and the pry head. The first bolt hole, the second bolt hole, and the third bolt hole are interconnected to form an irregularly elongated bolt hole position.

[0009] The opening of the pry head has a fourth bolt hole and a fifth bolt hole adjacent to each other, and a triangular partition is formed between the fourth bolt hole and the fifth bolt hole.

[0010] The handle has an outward protrusion on its upper side, and a continuous bent straight edge is provided between the protrusion and the axe blade to form a sixth bolt hole.

[0011] The diameters of the first, second, third, fourth, fifth, and sixth bolt holes are all different. Each bolt hole corresponds to a different bolt size, meeting the needs of various scenarios. For example, it can use the most commonly used 8 / 10 / 12 / 14 / 16 / 18 size hexagonal screws. However, for hexagonal screws larger than 20mm, a professional wrench is recommended due to torque considerations. Furthermore, the axe features a scale for each bolt, allowing for intuitive opening of different bolt sizes without trial and error.

[0012] The handle has a knot hole that runs through it. The knot hole not only helps to reduce the weight of the axe, but it can also be used as a connection hole for the rappelling rope. After the rappelling rope and the knot hole are assembled, the axe can be used as a rappelling anchor point.

[0013] The lower end of the handle has a first external thread, and the upper end of the fire hydrant valve sleeve has an internal thread. The fire hydrant valve sleeve is threadedly connected to the handle. The handle has a recessed portion near the first external thread. The recessed portion serves as a stress point, which can increase the chopping force.

[0014] A pry bar is provided below the first external thread of the handle. Both sides of the pry bar have inclined surfaces that slope from the first external thread towards the center, forming a flat pry surface at the lower end of the pry bar. A groove is provided in the center of the pry bar. The flat pry surface of the pry bar makes it easier to insert into narrower gaps, which is beneficial for opening modern security doors. The groove in the middle has the effect of removing nails.

[0015] The fire hydrant valve sleeve has a second external thread, and a threaded cavity is formed at the lower part of the sleeve. The inner wall of the threaded cavity is an irregularly shaped cavity wall to form a seventh bolt hole. A positioning window is provided above the second external thread on the fire hydrant valve sleeve. A rubber sleeve is fitted over the fire hydrant valve sleeve, and an anti-loss rope can be provided on the rubber sleeve. The seventh bolt hole can be adapted to existing five-hole or six-hole bolts.

[0016] Compared with the prior art, the beneficial effects that this utility model can achieve are:

[0017] This utility model's No. 4 fire axe combines existing tools to meet the needs of multi-functional and multi-scenario applications. The axe head has functions of chopping, hacking, chiseling, cutting, hooking, scratching, and prying. Various screw openings are designed in the middle and back of the axe head, such as the commonly used 8 / 10 / 12 / 14 / 16 / 18 hexagonal screw openings. Simultaneously, the double holes in the axe handle can be easily used in emergencies to create a simple descent system as a descent speed controller via rope knots. It is multifunctional and eliminates the need to switch between multiple tools. This utility model's axe is integrally cut and molded, resulting in a stable structure. Attached Figure Description

[0018] Figure 1 This is a top view structural diagram of a No. 4 multi-functional fire axe according to this utility model.

[0019] Figure 2 This is a lower view of the structure of a No. 4 multi-functional fire axe according to the present invention.

[0020] Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of the main structure of a No. 4 multi-functional fire axe according to this utility model.

[0021] Figure 4 This is a bottom view of the fire hydrant valve sleeve of a No. 4 multi-functional fire axe according to this utility model.

[0022] Figure 5 This is a schematic diagram of the fire hydrant valve sleeve structure of a No. 4 multi-functional fire axe according to this utility model.

[0023] Among them, the axe blade 1, pry head 2, first bolt hole 3, second bolt hole 4, third bolt hole 5, fourth bolt hole 6, partition wall 61, fifth bolt hole 7, protrusion 8, sixth bolt hole 9, fire hydrant valve sleeve 10, internal thread 101, seventh bolt hole 102, positioning window 103, second external thread 11, inner recess 12, rope knot hole 13, pry bar 14, inclined surface 141, pry surface 142, groove 143, waist axe body 111, handle 112, axe head 113, first external thread 114, measuring ruler 115. Detailed Implementation

[0024] The following description, in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, further illustrates a No. 4 multi-functional fire axe provided by this utility model.

[0025] Examples, such as Figure 1 As shown, a No. 4 multi-functional fire axe includes an axe body 111, the axe body 111 includes a handle 112 and an axe head 113 disposed on the upper end of the handle 112.

[0026] Specifically, the waist axe body 111 is provided with a bolt hole group, which includes at least two different bolt hole positions.

[0027] Furthermore, a fire hydrant valve sleeve 10 is detachably connected to the lower end of the axe body 111, and a pry head 2 is provided at one end of the axe head 113. After the fire hydrant valve sleeve 10 and the axe body 111 are separated, they cooperate with the pry head 2 to open the fire hydrant.

[0028] Furthermore, the axe 113 has an axe blade 1 at the end opposite to the pry bar 2.

[0029] Furthermore, the axe 113 has a first bolt hole 3, a second bolt hole 4 and a third bolt hole 5 between the axe blade 1 and the pry head 2. The first bolt hole 3, the second bolt hole 4 and the third bolt hole 5 are interconnected to form an irregular elongated bolt hole position.

[0030] Furthermore, a fourth bolt hole 6 and a fifth bolt hole 7 are provided adjacent to each other at the opening of the pry head 2, and a triangular partition wall 61 is formed between the fourth bolt hole 6 and the fifth bolt hole 7.

[0031] Furthermore, the upper side of the handle 112 is provided with an outwardly protruding protrusion 8, and a continuous bent straight edge is provided between the protrusion 8 and the axe blade 1 of the axe head 113 to form a sixth bolt hole 9.

[0032] Furthermore, the diameters of the first bolt hole 3, the second bolt hole 4, the third bolt hole 5, the fourth bolt hole 6, the fifth bolt hole 7, and the sixth bolt hole 9 are all different.

[0033] Furthermore, a knot hole 13 is provided on the handle 112, which passes through the handle 112.

[0034] Furthermore, the lower end of the handle 112 is provided with a first external thread 114, and the upper end of the fire hydrant valve sleeve 10 is provided with an internal thread 101. The fire hydrant valve sleeve 10 and the handle 112 are threadedly connected.

[0035] Furthermore, the handle 112 has a recess 12 near the first external thread 114.

[0036] Furthermore, a pry bar 14 is provided below the first external thread 114 of the handle 112. Both sides of the pry bar 14 are provided with inclined surfaces 141 that slope from the first external thread 114 toward the center, so as to form a flat pry surface 142 at the lower end of the pry bar 14. A groove 143 is provided at the center of the pry bar 14.

[0037] Furthermore, the fire hydrant valve sleeve 10 is provided with a second external thread 11, and a threaded cavity is opened at the lower part of the fire hydrant valve sleeve 10. The inner wall of the threaded cavity is an irregular cavity wall to form a seventh bolt hole 102. A positioning window 103 is opened above the second external thread 11 on the fire hydrant valve sleeve 10.

[0038] Furthermore, a measuring scale 115 is provided on the side of the waist axe body 111. The measuring scale 115 is marked on the surface of the waist axe body 111 so that the waist axe body can be used as a measuring scale when needed.

[0039] This utility model has been illustrated and described with reference to preferred embodiments; however, those skilled in the art should understand that various changes in form and detail are possible within the scope of the claims.

Claims

1. A No. 4 multi-functional fire axe, comprising an axe body, wherein the axe body includes a handle and an axe head disposed at the upper end of the handle, characterized in that... The axe body is provided with a bolt hole group, which includes at least two different bolt hole positions; a fire hydrant valve sleeve is detachably connected to the lower end of the axe body, and a pry head is provided at one end of the axe head. After the fire hydrant valve sleeve and the axe body are separated, they cooperate with the pry head to open the fire hydrant.

2. The multi-purpose fire-fighting hatchet according to claim 1, wherein The axe has an axe blade at the end opposite to the pry bar.

3. A No. 4 multi-functional fire axe according to claim 2, characterized in that... The axe has a first bolt hole, a second bolt hole, and a third bolt hole between the axe blade and the pry head. The first bolt hole, the second bolt hole, and the third bolt hole are interconnected to form an irregularly elongated bolt hole position.

4. The multi-purpose fire-fighting hatchet according to claim 3, wherein The opening of the pry head has a fourth bolt hole and a fifth bolt hole adjacent to each other, and a triangular partition is formed between the fourth bolt hole and the fifth bolt hole.

5. A No. 4 multi-functional fire axe according to claim 4, characterized in that... The handle has an outward protrusion on its upper side, and a continuous bent straight edge is provided between the protrusion and the axe blade to form a sixth bolt hole.

6. A No. 4 multi-functional fire axe according to claim 5, characterized in that... The diameters of the first bolt hole, the second bolt hole, the third bolt hole, the fourth bolt hole, the fifth bolt hole, and the sixth bolt hole are all different.

7. A No. 4 multi-functional fire axe according to claim 1, characterized in that... The handle has a knot hole that passes through it.

8. A No. 4 multi-functional fire axe according to claim 1, characterized in that... The lower end of the handle is provided with a first external thread, and the upper end of the fire hydrant valve sleeve is provided with an internal thread. The fire hydrant valve sleeve and the handle are threadedly connected, and the handle is provided with an inner recess near the first external thread.

9. A No. 4 multi-functional fire axe according to claim 8, characterized in that... A pry bar is provided below the first external thread of the handle. Both sides of the pry bar are provided with inclined surfaces that slope from the first external thread toward the center, so as to form a flat pry surface at the lower end of the pry bar. A groove is provided at the center of the pry bar.

10. A No. 4 multi-functional fire axe according to claim 8, characterized in that... The fire hydrant valve sleeve is provided with a second external thread, and a threaded cavity is opened at the lower part of the fire hydrant valve sleeve. The inner wall of the threaded cavity is an irregular cavity wall to form a seventh bolt hole. A positioning window is opened above the second external thread of the fire hydrant valve sleeve.

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