Rex Tool

The Rex Tool is a trusted forcible entry tool designed specifically for firefighters, law enforcement, and emergency response professionals who need fast, reliable access during emergency situations. Built for defeating high-security locks and rapid entry operations, this heavy-duty tool delivers exceptional leverage, control, and durability on the fireground.

The rugged “U”-shaped head features sharp, tapered blades engineered to bite into lock cylinders of virtually all shapes and sizes, allowing firefighters to quickly pull stubborn or high-security lock cylinders with confidence. Its extended 24-inch length provides the leverage needed to remove even the most secure locks while maintaining control during forcible entry operations.

Once the lock cylinder has been removed, the integrated chisel end can be used to drive rim locks and continue gaining access quickly and efficiently. Designed with firefighter safety and usability in mind, the Rex Tool also features a durable fire-retardant Celtex handle grip for a secure hold in demanding emergency environments.

For added convenience, the tool includes built-in storage for two lock operating keys, keeping essential access tools secure and readily available when seconds matter most. Ideal for fire departments, rescue teams, and tactical entry crews, the Rex Tool is a proven forcible entry solution for structural firefighting and emergency response operations.

Features:

• Professional forcible entry tool for firefighters and emergency responders
• “U”-shaped head with sharp tapered blades for pulling lock cylinders
• Designed to grip locks of various shapes and sizes
• 24" overall length provides excellent leverage
• Chisel end drives rim locks after cylinder removal
• Fire-retardant Celtex handle grip for secure handling
• Integrated storage for 2 lock operating keys
• Ideal for structural firefighting, rescue, and tactical entry operations
• Trusted by fire departments and emergency response professionals
• In stock and ready to ship same or next business day