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 Highlights:
EWOtechnology™ uses the power of ergonomics to reduce the influence of weight that you encounter when using a tool, giving you optimum handling capabilities. EWO is achieved, among others by:
Get balanced
Handle design gives balance in every position and the ability to change positions easy and fast
Beat gravity
Handle design enables the tool to have a central point of gravity that is close to the body when changing positions, but away from blades when operating
Functional design
The diameter and asymmetrical design of the handles reduces the stress on hands and wrists and allow proportional control
Optimum grip
Rubber inserts on handles give optimum grip, absorb vibrations and lower tension
No interference
360° turning tail hoses positioned on a angle reduce weight on the control handle, and let you operate without interference
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Additional benefits of EWO:
Higher safety
Hydraulic fluid does not run through the control area
Optimum protection
Hoses are protected from every angle if the tool is ever dropped
Space saving
Hoses do not take up valuable space
Confined space rescue
When carrying tools they automatically go close to the body for easy handling in confined space rescue
Note: this is small selection of the benefits achieved by EWO, and the advantage can only be experienced by using the tool. To learn more and contact a representative for a demonstration.
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In partnership with ergonomic experts the situations faced by rescuers were researched in depth. One of the conclusions found is that weight is the most important aspect to influence a rescuer during operation, but where weight is achieved by more factors than only the physical weight of a tool. Factors like balance, position to the body and grip influence the real weight a rescuer encounters when operating a tool. Tools developed with EWOtechnology made a great leap by lowering the influence of weight and improve handling. All to enable the rescuer to position and operate faster.
Gives you the ability to change positions easier and faster.
