Description
As a first responder, your job requires tools that are reliable and versatile. The CHANNELLOCK® 86 9″ Rescue Tool pries open windows and doors, cuts wires and cables easily, shuts off gas safety valves and loosens hose couplings. The new design of the 86 incorporates our innovative XLT™ joint, which requires considerably less force to cut than traditional high leverage designs, as well as the spring and lock feature allowing for easy one-hand operation in high-stress situations. U.S. Patent No. 8,065,939.
- XLT™ Xtreme Leverage Technology means considerably less force required to cut than traditional high leverage designs
- Spring and lock feature allows easy one-hand operation
- Fits securely in bunker pockets
- Laser heat-treated cutting edges cut hardened steel, wires and cables easily
- Spanner wrench tightens and loosens up to 5″ hose couplings
- Pries open windows and doors
- Shuts off gas safety valves
- Aggressive crosshatch pattern on jaws grips work tightly and the pipe grip design accommodates many shapes
| JAW LENGTH | 1.79 in. | 45.47 mm |
| OVERALL LENGTH | 9.03 in. | 229.36 mm |
| JOINT THICKNESS | 0.45 in. | 11.43 mm |
| JOINT WIDTH | 0.45 in. | 11.43 mm |
| CUTTING EDGE | 0.72 in. | 11.43 mm |
| HANDLE SPAN | 3.76 in. | 95.5 mm |
| WEIGHT | 0.91 lbs. | 412.77 g |
The main difference between the Channellock 86 and 87 rescue tools is their jaw design: the Model 86 has gripping jaws for prying/turning (plus cutting), while the Model 87 has narrow jaws designed purely for cutting (battery cables, soft metals) in tight spaces, though both offer spring-loaded, one-handed operation for first responders. The 86 is a versatile multi-tool, whereas the 87 focuses on efficient, precise cutting in emergencies.
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