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 In 1972, RESQTEC, started by introducing, in partnership with Hurst Performance, the hydraulic rescue tool concept into the world market. Hurst Performance dedicated its efforts to the American continent, and RESQTEC for the rest of the world. This partnership led to several innovations that changed the way you do rescue operations. Besides the spreader, products like the dedicated cutter and the ram were developed during the partnership. In 1990 Hurst Performance and RESQTEC split up due to differences in strategy. Since then our presence as grown rapidly, we believe mostly due to the strategy to develop innovative product. One of our biggest successes has come from the development of the NT lifting bag, which is been adapted quickly due to the advantages it gives rescuers.
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As a leading manufacturer in the rescue industry, our vision is not to be the biggest in the market, but to be the best. We make no compromise when it comes to product performance. |
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We are proud of the history of RESQTEC, what we have achieved, but we are more energized for our future. We will continue to interact with our customers and end users to understand what they encounter in the field. This helps us to better develop solutions that fit your needs, and allows us to maintain our position as leaders in performance.
Some of our milestones:
1972: First to launch the hydraulic rescue concept into the world market
1975: Launch of the Stem-light mast originally designed for NASA
1978: First to launch the hydraulic ram dedicated for fire service use
1979: Innovator of the impact free straight blade cutting concept
1990: Launch of the truly remote controlled directional Q light
1990: Launch of the Frontliner with quick in flied removable tips
1991: Launch of the Q1 – a rescuers’ buddy in hard to reach places
1992: Receive awards for our spreader 40 and Q1
1993: Launch of the automatic locking, flat-face, non-drip coupling
1995: First to launch extendable telescopic ram
1996: Revolutionizing rescue operations with the NT lifting bags
2001: Broke the performance barrier with the highest performing cutter ever
2005: Build tools designed without compromise!
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