HOW TO USE THE
VEHICLE ESCAPE TOOL

Cutting the Seatbelt
In the event of a vehicle accident or emergency, your seatbelt may become jammed or difficult to remove. Follow these steps to cut the seatbelt quickly:
Step 1: Grip the Tool
Hold the tool firmly in your hand with the seatbelt cutting blade facing the belt.
Step 2: Position the Blade
Slip the seatbelt into the slot of the cutting blade.
Step 3: Cut the Seatbelt
Pull the tool swiftly across the seatbelt in a smooth motion to cut through it. The razor-sharp blade will slice through the fabric instantly.

Breaking the Window
If the doors are stuck or submerged in water, breaking the window may be necessary. The window breaker is designed to shatter tempered glass quickly.
Step 1: Choose the Window
For best results, aim for a side window, as these are designed to shatter more easily than windshields.
Step 2: Grip the Tool
Hold the tool securely with the pointed window-breaking tip directed at the window.
Step 3: Strike the Window
Forcefully press the tip of the tool into the lower corner of the window. One strong impact should shatter the glass, allowing for a quick exit. If the glass doesn't break, repeat the action until it shatters.

Safety Tips
• Keep the Tool within Reach: Store it in a place where you can access it easily in an emergency, such as your vehicle’s visor, or center console. Avoid storing in the glove box, as it may be out of reach in the event of a jammed seatbelt.
• Practice Safe Handling: Be cautious when handling the blade to avoid accidental cuts.
• Break Only Tempered Glass: The window breaker is designed for use on tempered glass windows, not windshields, which are laminated and harder to break.
Maintenance
• Inspect the tool regularly to ensure the blade is sharp and the tip is intact.
• Replace the tool if the blade becomes dull or if you’ve used it in an emergency.

Read Instructions Before Use: 

Make sure to fully read and understand the instructions before using the Line Cutterz Vehicle Escape Tool.

Liability Disclaimer:Line Cutterz and its distributors, are not responsible for any injury to person or property, theft, emergency or other circumstances resulting from use or improper use of this tool. You recognize that in certain situations, escape may not be possible. This tool is not guaranteed to work or to prevent serious injury, death or property damage, as this depends on the severity of the incident and the actions of the user.

Assumption of Risk: You understand and accept that the use of the Product involves inherent risks, including but not limited to physical injury, property damage, and other unforeseen consequences. The Product is designed for emergency situations, and improper use, or failure to follow instructions, may result in harm or injury.

Always Follow Safety Precautions: To minimize the risk of injury or damage, follow the instructions provided and basic safety guidelines when using this escape tool. Assess the severity of the accident and determine whether using the escape tool is necessary before proceeding.

Danger of Seat Belt Cutter Blade: The seat belt cutter features a hardened steel blade that is extremely sharp and designed to cut through tough materials. Handle with care and do not expose the blade unnecessarily to avoid injury. Never use the blade for purposes other than cutting seat belts or emergency-related cutting. Keep the tool out of reach of children and ensure it remains securely covered when not in use.

Keep Out of Reach of Children: This is not a toy and this product is not intended for children under 15 years of age. Keep the tool away from children, and never allow them to handle or play with it.

Breaking Glass Safely: When using the tool to break a window, ensure you protect your face, eyes and body from shattered glass fragments that may be dispersed upon impact. Ensure other persons are also shielded from potential glass debris

Designed for Tempered Glass: The Line Cutterz Vehicle Escape Tool is intended for use on tempered side window glass during emergencies. It will not work on windshields or laminated glass.

Keep This Tool Within Reach: Follow local laws and regulations so that it does not obstruct your view while operating a vehicle.

Avoid Misuse: Do not strike the escape tool against hard surfaces such as metal, rock, or wood. The tool should not be altered or used for purposes other than vehicle escape in emergencies.

Identifying Your Glass Type: Look for a permanent marking at the bottom corner of the vehicle window to determine the glass type. You can also consult your vehicle’s owner manual for more information.

Caution with Used Cars: If you are not the original owner of the vehicle, you may not know whether the windows are original equipment or whether they have been replaced. In such cases, consult an auto dealer or repair shop to identify the glass type prior to using this tool, as the owner’s manual may not reflect accurate information.