WINDSHILED WIRE HANDLE KIT XXX - ALC - S&H Industries

The ALC 77390 Windshield Wire Handle Kit provides professional technicians with the essential tools for safely and efficiently removing bonded automotive glass. Designed for precision, this kit minimizes the risk of damage to both the windshield or rear window and the vehicle's pinchweld during removal. It is an indispensable solution for repair and replacement procedures, ensuring a clean and controlled separation of glass from the vehicle body.

Key Features

• Ergonomic T-Handle Grips: The kit includes two sturdy T-handle grips designed for secure handling and increased leverage, reducing hand fatigue during extended use.
• High-Strength Cutting Wire: Features a durable, high-strength cutting wire, often braided, engineered to effectively slice through tough urethane adhesives. The wire can be cut to the desired length for various applications.
• Wire Insertion Tool: A straight hook tool or wire feeder tool is included to facilitate easy and flexible insertion of the cutting wire through the polyurethane adhesive, enabling quick setup for glass removal.
• Damage Prevention: Designed to precisely cut the adhesive bead, helping to prevent damage to painted surfaces, trim, and the encapsulation around the glass.
• Professional-Grade Durability: Constructed from quality materials, this kit is built to withstand the demands of a professional workshop environment, ensuring longevity and reliable performance.

Applications

The ALC 77390 Windshield Wire Handle Kit is suitable for a wide array of automotive and industrial tasks involving bonded glass. It is commonly utilized by auto glass technicians, body shop professionals, and mechanics for:

• Removing damaged windshields and rear windows for replacement.
• Detaching various bonded glass panels from vehicle frames.
• Facilitating access for rust repair, structural work, or restoration projects where glass removal is necessary.
• Allowing for the safe removal of glass that is to be reused, by minimizing stress on the glass itself.