Emergency tool for automobiles
OwnerHsiu-Man Yu Cheninventor
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Abstract
An emergency tool for automobiles includes an elongate body, a rear cap resilient and pivotally connected to a rear end of the elongate body, an upper cover closing on an open upper portion of the body, a knife device combined with a front end portion of the body for cutting a seat belt in case of emergency, and a hammer combined sidewise with an projection formed in the front end portion of the body for breaking open a window glass. Two different screwdrivers and a connect rod of a screwdriver set are deposited inside the body, possible to be taken out for use in case of an accident by opening the rear cap and the upper cover.
Claims8
An emergency tool for automobiles comprising:
- An elongate body having an upper open portion, an elongate bottom plate, a knife hole formed in a center section of a front-end portion, a seat-belt-cutting groove formed in one side of the front portion and communicating with said knife hole;
- A rear cap combined with a rear end of said elongate body, having a hollow room, an insert base formed at one side of said hollow room, said insert base having a hexagonal hole in its center for receiving one of two screwdrivers;
- An interactive rod having a driving head with a center hexagonal hole formed in a lower end, said driving head located in the hollow room of said rear cap with the hexagonal hole facing outward, a body of said interactive rod resiliently connected pivotally to a rear end of said elongate body, said rear cap possible to be pulled outward and then rotated for 90° and stabilized in that position or stabilized in its original position resiliently;
- An upper cover covering the open upper portion of said elongate body, and screwed tightly with said body;
- Said screwdrivers placed in the hexagonal hole of said insert base possible to be taken out by pulling said rear cap and said interactive rod and then said rear cap rotated for 90° for unscrew said upper cover from said body.
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