Partner K-12 FD Rescue 14" Saw Package

Partner K-12 FD Rescue 14" Saw Package

In 1958, Partner introduced the world's first fire rescue saw - the original K12. Today, we are proud to bring you this new Partner K-12 FD. The K-12 FIRE-RESCUE SAW is designed exclusively for the fire service, pound per pound this saw is the most effective power cutter in the field. 6.1 horsepower weighing an unbelievable 23 pounds. The Partner K-12 FD (970) answers the call for almost every cutting need on scene. It is the Worlds Most Advanced Fire Rescue Saw...

The "Package" Model is equipped with the following:

• Night Eye - A Streamlight Cyclone alkaline flashlight mounted to the bar
• Carry Sling - Heavy duty, adjustable, with reflective stripe
• Carbide Tip Blade - 14" 30-Tip
• Flasher Warning Light - Red LED mounted to top of the saw

Uses:

• Ventilation's Jobs: Residential, Commercial, Industrial, Flat Roofs, Trench Cuts, etc.
• Forcible Entry: Security Bars, Roll Down Doors, Fireproof Doors, Vacants, HUD Reinforced Doors/Windows, etc.
• Heavy Rescue: Building Collapse, Industrial Accidents, Natural Disasters, Recoveries, etc
• Extrication's: Aircraft, Buses, Tractor-Trailers, Passenger Cars, Auto Fires, Farm and Industrial Accidents, etc.

Features:

• Chrome Blade Guard - For durability and optimum visibility
• Mounted Sling Assembly - Adjustable, quick-release strap allows the operator to carry the tool over one shoulder, allowing full freedom of movement and leaving both hands free
• Decompression Valve - Reduces the force necessary to start the saw by 50%
• Large D-Grip Starter Handle - Large grip handle for mobility of use with firefighter gloves
• Active Air Filtration - Internal and fully sealed, three stage filter system which protects against fireground elements
• Ready Start, Momentary Stop Switch - Push type switch that simplifies stopping procedure and resets for subsequent starts

Cutting Information: For roof ventilation on a fire scene, using the (12") 12-tip or 24-tip Carbide Blade, the cutting depth will be 3-inches. A (14") 30-tip Carbide Blade has a cutting depth of 5-inches.

Note: Owner's manual calls for a 40:1 fuel mixture. In many cases, 50:1 ratio provides for easier start-up.